Park Road Podiatry

12/08/2026

Podiatry Nail Surgery Top Tip

One of the best things you can do before your nail surgery is to wear loose-fitting or open-toed footwear to your appointment.

After the procedure, your toe will be dressed, and even shoes that normally fit comfortably can suddenly feel too tight. Planning ahead means you'll be much more comfortable on your journey home.

05/08/2026

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Our latest blog post: What to Expect from Nail Surgery, and Why It's Nothing To Be Nervous About

Nail surgery is really nothing to worry about, and in this latest post we'll explain how the whole process works at Park Road Podiatry in Coventry.

28/07/2026

At Park Road Podiatry, we offer comprehensive gait analysis and biomechanical assessments, which will evaluate:

Foot and ankle alignment: How your feet align when standing, walking, or running.
Knee and hip movement: How your knees and hips work in sync with your feet.
Posture and weight distribution: How your body weight is distributed as you move.
Range of motion: Flexibility and joint movement, particularly in the feet, ankles, knees, and hips.

Interested? Visit our website to learn more:

At Park Road Podiatry, we offer comprehensive biomechanical and gait analysis to help you get back on your feet.

21/07/2026

What Happens In A Biomechanical Assessment?
During the appointment, we will observe your walking patterns and assess your posture, joint alignment, and movement. You will be asked to walk or run across a treadmill or a designated path while we analyse how your body moves and how it may be contributing to pain or discomfort.

How long does a biomechanical assessment take?
A typical gait analysis and biomechanical assessment appointment lasts up to an hour, depending on the complexity of your case and the number of movement patterns we need to assess.

Identifying abnormal movement patterns allows us to develop a tailored treatment plan to improve your function and reduce pain.

14/07/2026

Is The Pressure Getting To You?

If you’ve been struggling with foot pain or discomfort, you’re not alone. Many people in Coventry face similar challenges, but few realise how advanced technology can make all the difference in diagnosing and treating foot conditions.

FootScan is a state-of-the-art system. Dynamic pressure plate mapping assesses how your feet move, how much pressure is placed on them, and where potential issues could arise.

08/07/2026

This week, we’re sharing our latest blog post. If you ever wanted to know more about biomechanical assessments and gait analysis, then here’s your chance. We break it all down, examine the conditions it’s best for and let you know whether it’s something you should consider here:

At Park Road Podiatry in Coventry, we offer biomechanical assessment and gait analysis, but what is it and do you need one?

01/07/2026

24/06/2026

Get your feet summer ready with expert podiatry care at Park Road Podiatry!

Park Road Podiatry offers a range of podiatry treatments (formerly known as chiropody) to patients in Coventry and the surrounding areas.

17/06/2026

Lot’s of people have opinions about verrucae that are just not true. Let’s break down a few of them:

1. They have roots that need to be dug out
Verrucas do not have roots. They are viral infections affecting the top layers of skin. The small black dots you can see are not roots; they are simply tiny, dried blood particles. And attempting to cut them out by yourself is incredibly dangerous and can lead to severe infections, scarring, and actually cause the virus to spread.

2. They are a sign of poor hygiene
Verrucas are caused by the HPV virus, which thrives in warm and damp conditions. So while you should wear flip-flops when possible to prevent transmission, having a verruca does not mean you are dirty.

3. They disappear on their own
They might well do for some people as your body builds a natural immunity, but this can take a long time, and also isn’t the case for everyone. If you have a verruca that’s spreading, becoming very painful, or causing discomfort, then seeking professional treatment is the fastest way to get rid of it.

10/06/2026

Swift Microwave Therapy is a cutting-edge medical technology that uses low-dose microwave energy to safely target and treat skin lesions such as plantar warts (verrucae). Unlike traditional methods, Swift works by stimulating the body’s natural immune response, without the need for cutting, burning, or freezing.

Rapid treatment time (just a few minutes)
No dressings or downtime
Minimal discomfort
Targets the root cause

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Swift microwave therapy is a cutting-edge medical technology that uses low-dose microwave energy as treatment.