Chiropody care for rheumatism
Rondom Pedicures offers specialised foot care to people with rheumatic conditions. Rheumatism can affect the health of your feet. Joints may become stiffer, the position of your feet may change, and pressure sores may develop more quickly. As a result, walking, standing and wearing shoes can become less comfortable.
A medical pedicurist helps to keep your feet in the best possible condition. We check your feet regularly and tailor the treatment to your individual situation. In this way, we help to minimise any discomfort as much as possible and ensure your feet are well looked after.
What do we offer?
Every form of rheumatism is different. That is why our medical chiropodists tailor every treatment to the condition of your feet and your personal circumstances. When your feet change as a result of rheumatism, we work with you to determine which foot care is best suited to you.
Depending on your symptoms, treatment may consist of:
- the treatment of calluses, corns and cracked skin;
- the treatment of ingrown, thickened or brittle nails;
- reducing painful pressure sores;
- advice on foot care and shoes that suit your feet.
Who is this offer intended for?
Foot care for people with rheumatism is intended for those with a rheumatic condition who experience foot problems or need extra support with foot care.
A medical pedicure may be appropriate if you:
- has rheumatism;
- experiences pain or stiffness whilst walking;
- if you notice any changes to your feet or toes;
- suffers from calluses, corns or pressure sores;
- has nail problems;
- you are unable to look after your feet properly yourself due to pain or reduced mobility.
Are you eligible for medical foot care? If so, the medical pedicurist will carry out the treatments in accordance with the treatment plan drawn up by your podiatrist.
What can you expect?
During your first appointment, we will discuss your symptoms and examine the condition of your feet. Among other things, we will look for pressure points, skin and nail problems, and changes that may be caused by rheumatism.
In any case, you can count on:
- treatment tailored to your personal situation;
- focus on reducing pressure and pain;
- regular checks of the skin, nails and pressure sores;
