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Foot Pain
There are many components to the foot and the assessment is important to decide what structure is causing the symptoms, whether it be pain, swelling or stiffness.
The most common conditions physiotherapists see in their clinics are:
- Plantarfascitis — this is acute pain and stiffness in the heel , especially when first putting the foot down in the morning.
- Metartarsalgia - this is pain underneath the foot, normally between the second and third toes.
- Tendonitis — this is inflammation of a tendon, of which there are many in the foot.
Foot problems are often of a biomechanical origin and might require made to measure insoles. If the physiotherapist believes insoles are required he/she will refer you to a podiatrist to help prevent a reoccurrence of the condition.
Treatments used may include:
To arrange an appointment or to speak with one of our specialists, call us on
01562 67129 / 0121 550 5778 or email:
info@worcestershirephysiotherapy.co.uk
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All our physiotherapists are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP), and also registered with the Health Professions Council (HPC).
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