Bonniefeet

Bonniefeet Foothealth practitioner in walton on the naze . Clinic is open wednesday,thursdays and some saturdays.
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Other days and home visits (for elderly and disabled who cannot attend clinic ) can be arranged by chatting to out friendly staff x

19/08/2026

I’ve had 2 cancellations for Tomorrow afternoon Thursday 20th August if anyone would like to book ? Thank you

17/08/2026

***** News flash *** Appointments available this Friday 21st August !!!

17/08/2026

This Wednesday at the hub - drop in and see the group led by Diabetes UK. 10.30 to midday.

Beach feet 👣 Call 07877807154 Or visit 12 high street, Walton-on-the-naze CO148BQ . Friendly,welcoming and professional ...
15/08/2026

Beach feet 👣 Call 07877807154
Or visit 12 high street, Walton-on-the-naze CO148BQ . Friendly,welcoming and professional service providers !

15/08/2026

Diabetic Neuropathy: The Nerve Damage Diabetes Can’t Be Ignored

Diabetic neuropathy is a common complication of diabetes caused by prolonged exposure to elevated blood glucose levels, leading to damage of nerves and their blood supply. It most commonly affects the feet and legs, but can also involve the hands, digestive system, cardiovascular system, bladder, and sexual function.

Key types:
• Peripheral neuropathy: numbness, tingling, burning or shooting pain, weakness, and loss of protective sensation, especially in the feet.
• Autonomic neuropathy: may cause digestive problems, bladder dysfunction, abnormal sweating, orthostatic blood pressure changes, and sexual dysfunction.
• Proximal neuropathy: affects the hip, buttock, or thigh and may cause significant pain, weakness, and weight loss.
• Focal neuropathy: affects a specific nerve and can cause localized pain, weakness, or sensory changes.

Important nursing point: Loss of protective sensation is particularly dangerous because a patient may not notice a cut, blister, burn, or pressure injury. This can progress to a diabetic foot ulcer, infection, gangrene, and, in severe cases, amputation.

Assessment may include neurological examination, 10-g monofilament testing, vibration testing, foot examination, and selected laboratory investigations. Nerve conduction studies are used when clinically indicated, particularly in atypical presentations.

Management focuses on individualized glycemic control, cardiovascular risk-factor management, regular foot inspection, appropriate footwear, physical activity, treatment of neuropathic pain when present, and identification of other causes of neuropathy such as vitamin B12 deficiency.

Remember: Early recognition + good diabetes control + proper foot care can significantly reduce complications and improve quality of life.

13/08/2026

Market Day Millennium Square - FREE parking at location during market hours space dependant! 🌱🫑🫚🍫🍆🌶

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12 High Street
Walton-on-the-Naze
CO148BQ

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm

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+447877807154

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