Conditions Treated

The human foot is a biological masterpiece.  It comprises an intricate combination of 26 bones, 33 joints, over 100 ligaments, and a network of tendons, nerves and blood vessels working together to establish the graceful synergy that is walking and running.

Biomechanical anomalies in the feet lead to overuse of muscles and strain on ligaments and tendons both in your feet and further up your body.  Below is a short list of such injuries as well as other common causes of aches and pains.

Biomechanical

Heel & Arch Pain (including Heel Spurs & Plantar Fasciitis)
Forefoot Pain (including Neuromas)
Fallen Arches & Flat Feet
High Arches
Shin Pain (including Shin Splints)
Stress Fractures
Arthritis
Balance & Instability
Ankle Pain
Knee Pain (include ITB syndrome, Runners knee and PFS)
Hip Pain
Back Pain
Limb Length Differences
In-Toeing (Pigeon Toed)
Achilles Tendon Pain & Calf Strain

General

Diabetes
Bunions
Corns & Calluses
Ingrown Toenails
Plantar Warts
Cracked Heels
Fungal Nails
Thick Nails
Athletes Foot (Tinea)
Blisters
Cramping of Legs & Feet

Paediatric

Flat Feet
Heel Pain (including Sever’s Disease)
Knee Pain (including Osgood Schlatter’s Disease)
Growing Pains
Knock Knees and Bowed Legs
In-Toeing (Pigeon Toed) & Out-Toeing
Abnormal Walking
Ingrown Toenails