Arthritis is a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide—and it doesn’t just target the hands or knees. In fact, the feet and ankles are often some of the first areas impacted by arthritic changes. Given the feet contain 33 joints, it’s no surprise that arthritis can significantly affect mobility and quality of life. In this blog, we explore how arthritis affects the feet, the different types of arthritis, symptoms to watch for, and how podiatric care can help manage pain and preserve mobility.
Getting You Back to Enjoying Life
Step into freedom with expert podiatry, because living life to the fullest starts with every step you take.
Getting You Back to Enjoying Life
Step into freedom with expert podiatry, because living life to the fullest starts with every step you take.
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Meet The Team
At Podiatry Hub, we bring extensive expertise in foot and ankle care, specialising in biomechanical assessments, sports injuries, and diabetic foot management, ensuring comprehensive treatment through advanced skills and in-depth knowledge of podiatric conditions.
We will assess your condition and create a tailored treatment plan specifically for you.

Dylan McDonald
Dylan is an experienced Podiatrist with Bachelors’ Degrees in both Podiatry and Exercise & Nutrition Science.

Josh Condon
Josh has worked as a podiatrist in Brisbane’s western suburbs for over a decade.
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Podiatry Hub believes that living a healthy and active life is important.
Unfortunately, our feet often get in the way. We work with you to resolve pain and improve mobility, getting you back to enjoying life.
Seniors’ Foot Care
As we age, caring for our feet becomes increasingly important. For seniors, maintaining foot health is vital for staying mobile, independent, and active. Age-related changes—such as reduced circulation, thinning skin, and joint stiffness—can lead to a greater risk of foot problems. That’s why regular foot care and check-ups are essential in preventing discomfort and more serious complications.
Protecting Your Vascular Foot Health During Winter
As temperatures drop during winter, many people experience changes in circulation, especially in the hands and feet. For some, this is simply a mild discomfort. For others—particularly those with underlying health conditions like diabetes, Raynaud’s phenomenon, or peripheral arterial disease—cold weather can significantly impact vascular foot health and increase the risk of complications.