Ankle & Foot
Achilles tendon rupture |Â Achilles tendinosis |Â Anterior ankle impingment |Â Calf muscle tear | Compartment syndrome |Â Heel spur |Â Plantar fasciitis |Â High ankle sprain | Peroneal tendonitis |Â Sles planus |Â retrocalcaneal bursitis |Â Severs disease |Â Shin Splints | Sprained ankle |Â Tarsal tunnel syndrome |Â Iselins disease |Â Freibergs disease |Â Tibialis posterior tendonitis |Â Fibila fracture |Â Salter Harris fracture |Â Ankle replacement |Â Ankle arthroscopy |Â Gastocnemius tear |Â Soleus tear
The ankle and foot are designed to withstand huge forces during walking and running. As such, the structures that support it are required to be strong and flexible all at the same time.
Ankle injuries are commonly categorised by the kind of tissue you injure e.g. bone (fracture), ligament (sprained ankle), muscle (strain or tear), or tendon (tendinopathy or tendonitis).
Foot pain can have so many causes it is very important to have your foot pain assessed by a physio with expertise in the management of foot pain. Only then can you be confident that your foot pain treatment is managing the right cause of your foot pain.
With accurate assessment and early treatment, most ankle and foot injuries respond extremely quickly to physiotherapy allowing you to quickly resume pain-free and normal activities of daily living.
Your next step?
Book an initial assessment...
Our physiotherapists will assess, treat and devise a care plan in order to help you return to what you love to do.
45 mins | £70.00
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This is what you can expect from your initial assessment appointment with us.
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Your physio will discuss your case history to better understand your problem and how best they can help you
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A number of objective assessments and physical tests to assess your problem and make a diagnosis
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Treatment which is tailored to your diagnosis including manual therapy, exercises and technology
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Providing you with a care plan and treatment options with time scales and frequency to help you get back to doing what you love
If you have any queries please contact
us, we are more than happy to help.