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Foot Advice for winter season!❄️
1) Moisturize Daily – Cold weather tends to cause dry and cracked heels. Moisturize your feet using a urea-based cream. (Try not to apply cream between your toes to prevent fungal infection)
2) Footwear – Wear closed shoes and socks to keep your toes warm.
3) Socks – Wear socks and double up if needed. Change your socks regularly.
4) Inspect Daily – Check your feet regularly for blisters, redness or skin changes.
How to know if there is a reduction of blood flow to your toes?
1) The toes will change in color to blue or white.
2) You will feel a tingling sensation around your toes.
3) While warming your feet up, you will experience some pain.
If in doubt, visit your health practitioner or podiatrist.
09/06/2026
Hello Everyone!
We will be back in Mahebourgh on the 15th of June!
For more information, or to book your appointments, please contact us on 5858 5010! Thank you!
14/04/2026
Fungal Nail Infection can cause nails to become thick, discoloured, and brittle.
Causes: Moist environments, tight shoes, nail injury.
Prevention: Keep feet clean and dry, wear breathable shoes.
Treatment: Podiatry care and antifungal treatments.
Early treatment helps stop it from spreading. 👣
For more information, or to book your appointment, please contact us here or on 5858 5010. Thank you!
07/11/2025
Hello Everyone!
Our Podiatrist, Zahra Chouthy, will now be consulting at C Care Grand Baie every Monday.
For information, or to book any appointments, please contact us on 5858 5010. Thank you.
06/11/2025
Ingrown toenails are caused by the nail growing into the surrounding skin, often due to improper trimming, tight footwear, or injury. Mild cases can be treated with home care, but more serious or infected cases may require medical attention.
Causes
1. Tight footwear.
2. Toenail trauma.
3. Natural nail shape.
4. Excessive sweating.
5. Fungal infections.
Self Care;
Wear proper footwear: Opt for sandals or shoes with a roomy toe box to relieve pressure on the affected toe.
Clean the site of the wound with saline drops and gently dry with sterile gauze. Keep wound dressing with sterile gauze and tape.
See a podiatrist if your symptoms do not improve, you suspect an infection (pain, pus, excessive swelling, redness), or you have a condition like diabetes or poor circulation.
For more information, please contact us on 5858 5010!
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09/10/2025
Hello Everyone!
We will be back in Mahebourgh on the 17th of October!
For more information, or to book your appointments, please contact us on 5858 5010! Thank you!
01/09/2025
Hello Everyone!
Our Podiatrist, Zahra Chouthy will be consulting again in Mahebourg on the 12th of September.
For more information, or to book your appointment, please contact us on 5858 5010. Thank you!
22/08/2025
Our Podiatrist, Zahra Chouthy raising awareness regarding foot health and amputation on MBC.
You can watch the show here...
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09/07/2025
We are in the south now!
Our Podiatrist, Zahra Chouthy will now be consulting in Mahebourg from the 18th of July.
To book your appointment or for further information, please contact on 5858 5010.
05/07/2025
We are in the south now!
Our Podiatrist, Zahra Chouthy will now be consulting in Mahebourg from the 18th of July.
To book your appointment or for further information, please contact on 631 9621.
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Podiatry For All, Mayfair Building, Royal Road
Curepipe
Opening Hours
| Monday | 08:45 - 16:15 |
| Tuesday | 08:45 - 16:15 |
| Wednesday | 08:45 - 16:15 |
| Thursday | 08:45 - 16:15 |
| Friday | 08:45 - 13:30 |
| Saturday | 08:45 - 17:30 |