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Advanced Assessment &
Treatment for
Foot & Ankle Pain

Foot and ankle pain can have many different causes, which is why a thorough assessment is so important. Whether you've rolled your ankle, developed heel pain or are finding walking and exercise increasingly uncomfortable, I'll help you understand what's driving your symptoms, explain your options clearly and create a treatment plan that's tailored to your goals at Genuine Physio in Tadworth.

Foot & Ankle Pain
Symptoms

Foot and ankle pain affects everyone differently. Common symptoms include:

  • Pain in the heel, arch, ankle or toes.

  • Pain when walking, running or standing.

  • Swelling around the foot or ankle.

  • Stiffness, particularly first thing in the morning.

  • Pain following a twist or sprain.

  • A feeling that the ankle may give way.

  • Difficulty returning to work, sport or everyday activities.

In most cases foot and ankle problems improve with a thorough assessment and personalised treatment. If further investigation or imaging is appropriate, I'll explain your options, arrange this where needed and guide you towards the next step.

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Common Foot & Ankle Conditions

Many different conditions can cause foot and ankle pain. During your assessment, I'll identify what's driving your symptoms and explain what it means for your recovery.

» Achilles Tendinopathy

» Plantar Fasciitis (Plantar Heel Pain)

» Ankle Sprain & Ligament Injuries

» Tibialis Posterior Tendinopathy

» Peroneal Tendinopathy

» Ankle Osteoarthritis

» Morton's Neuroma

How I can help, FAQ. 

If you have any of the symptoms above, do not worry, I am here to help. Check out these frequently asked questions about foot pain, and when you're ready, get in touch. 

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Advanced physiotherapy in Lower Kingswood, Tadworth

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