Chiropody

/kaɪˈrɒpədi/ noun

The medical practice and profession concerned with the treatment and care of feet and their diseases, especially corns and bunions.

From Greek 'cheir' (hand) and 'pous' (foot), literally 'hand-foot.' The term originated in Britain in the late 1800s, possibly suggesting the hand-worked treatment methods used at that time.

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