John Miller
John Miller is the founder of Foot Mechanics Podiatry and one of their Lead Podiatrists. John treats a wide range of people, from All Blacks to local Tauranga senior citizens with arthritic foot pain to people with high risk feet due to diabetes. His vision for Foot Mechanics Podiatry is to provide the best treatment available for Kiwis who are pursuing an active life but are experiencing foot pain which is limiting their activity. John has over 17 years experience in assessing and treating patients with foot problems including the very common problem of fungal toe nails. John is a representative of Podiatrists on the AUT Advisory Board for the School of Podiatry. Contact Details: john@footmechanics.com www.footmechanics.com 027 291 0608 07 579 4073
How to Treat Fungal Nail Infections Successfully Concurrent Workshop Repeated Friday, 13 June 2014 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Room 12 Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Room 12 Most fungal nail infections result only in cosmetic complaints from patients, but for some the nail may become ingrown, thickened, discoloured and crumbly. If left untreated, fungal nail infection can be very painful in shoes and can cause corns down the outside of the nail. In some cases, the nail can lift from the end of the toe and debris can collect under it, altering the curvature of the nail. For these people a fungal nail infection can be a serious problem which affects their ability to enjoy life. This workshop will give you a practical update on the treatments available for fungal nails including topical treatment, oral treatment and laser treatment.