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Menopause is often associated with hot flushes and sleep changes, but it can also affect foot health. Hormonal shifts may impact connective tissue, muscle strength and skin, sometimes leading to discomfort, instability or dry, cracked heels.

Rachael Ferguson, CEO of SynxBody and a podiatrist with over 30 years of experience, suggests that women should take a proactive approach to foot care during midlife to help maintain comfort, mobility and overall wellbeing.

Foot pain isn’t just an annoyance; it can be a daily barrier to enjoying life. From stabbing heel pain in the morning to aching arches after long days on your feet, many treatments only offer short-term relief. But now, there’s something different.

For years, traditional treatments like cortisone shots, and physiotherapy have dominated the conversation, but for many, these only offer temporary comfort without addressing the real cause.

Struggling with stubborn foot pain? PRP injections - Botox, and dermal fillers are emerging as powerful, minimally invasive options for chronic conditions like plantar fasciitis, tendonitis, and fat pad atrophy.