Conditions

Plantar fasciitis is a common cause of heel pain in both active and inactive people. It occurs when the thick band of tissue under the foot becomes strained and inflamed, usually from increased pressure or overuse.

Sever’s Disease is the most common cause of heel pain in kids aged 8–14. It’s linked to growth and is often triggered by running or jumping during sports and play.

Shin splints refer to pain along the shin bone, usually from overuse. It’s caused by stress on the muscles or bones from activities like running or jumping.

A bunion is a bony bump at the base of the big toe, where the joint starts to shift out of alignment. It often causes pain, swelling, and changes in the way shoes fit.

This condition causes pain at the back of the heel where the Achilles tendon attaches. It’s usually due to overuse or sudden increases in physical activity.

Pain in the front of the foot can come from a range of causes and needs a proper assessment. We tailor treatment based on the exact location and reason for your pain.

This condition causes the arch of the foot to flatten over time due to a weakened tendon. It’s usually caused by overuse and can lead to foot pain and poor stability.

Sesamoiditis is inflammation under the big toe joint, often from pressure or certain footwear. It causes pain when walking or bearing weight on the ball of the foot.

Ankle sprains are very common and happen when the ligaments around the ankle stretch or tear. Proper rehab is important to avoid ongoing issues or repeat injuries.

This condition causes pain at the front of the ankle or shin where the tibialis anterior tendon becomes irritated. It’s often linked to repetitive movements or sudden increases in activity.

Stress fractures are tiny cracks in the bone caused by repeated pressure over time. They’re common in the feet and lower legs and often affect active people or runners.

This condition affects the tendons along the outer ankle and foot, usually from overuse or poor foot mechanics. It often causes aching or sharp pain during movement.