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Here are some frequently asked questions about finding an NHS chiropodist near you:
How do I find an NHS chiropodist?
You can search online for "NHS chiropodist near me" or ask your GP for a referral to an NHS podiatry service nearby. Your local NHS website may also list chiropodists that accept NHS patients.
Do I need a referral for NHS foot care?
Yes, you usually need an appointment and referral from your GP to see an NHS chiropodist. This is to ensure your foot condition is assessed and you're directed to the appropriate level of care.
How much will an NHS appointment cost?
NHS chiropody treatments are free if you're referred by your GP. You may have to pay prescription charges for any dressings or toe nail cutting kits prescribed after your appointment.
What conditions do chiropodists treat?
Common conditions treated by NHS chiropodists include fungal nail infections, ingrown toenails, corns, calluses, diabetic foot problems and other general foot ailments.
How quickly can I get an NHS appointment?
Wait times vary depending on local services but you should generally be seen within 6-8 weeks of your GP referral for a routine chiropody appointment on the NHS.
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