How Plantarfasciitis Affects You and How We Can Help
When you experience heel pain, it can significantly impact your daily activities. Many patients describe a sharp pain at the bottom of their heel, particularly when taking their first steps in the morning or after periods of rest. This discomfort stems from tension in the tissue running along the sole of your foot, connecting to your heel.
Your Experience with Heel Pain
You may notice:
- Tenderness and pain at the back of your heel
- Increased discomfort when pushing off the ball of your foot
- Localised tenderness made worse when stepping down on the heel
- Pain that can limit your mobility and affect your quality of life
How We Can Help You
Our approach focuses on relieving your pain and addressing the underlying causes:
We offer targeted treatments to reduce inflammation and prevent further discomfort. This includes personalised advice on ice application to decrease both pain and inflammation in your affected foot.
Manual therapy plays a crucial role in your recovery. Our osteopathic techniques can help reduce tension in the sole of your foot, improve mobility of the small foot bones, and address any muscle tightness or joint stiffness contributing to your pain.
Your treatment plan may include:
- Specific stretching exercises tailored to your needs
- Guidance on anti-inflammatory options when appropriate
- Hands-on osteopathic treatment to improve foot function
Personalised Care for Your Foot Pain
Dr Paul O’Keefe carefully assesses each patient to identify the exact cause of your heel pain. Understanding that each person’s experience is unique, he determines the most appropriate treatment approach specifically for you.
By focusing on your individual needs rather than just treating the condition, we help you return to comfortable, pain-free movement as quickly as possible.
Most private health insurance companies cover Osteopathy for Plantar Fasciitis. We recommend contacting your medical insurance company to clarify the terms and conditions of your policy.
*Veterans most welcome
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