Additional Information 

An assessment includes details questioning to determine the cause, including your medical history.

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The assessment will look at the movement of joints, muscles, ligaments, nerves and circulation. Your walking pattern and footwear are also examined and then a potential diagnosis, treatment and management plan is then delivered.

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Please note that follow up reviews are often an essential part of your treatment but this is kept to a minimum where possible.  Onward referral to other health professionals is also sometimes needed to provide the best outcome for you or a member of your family.

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Biomechanics issues can include 

• Hip or Lower Back Pain

• Leg Length Differences

• Knee Pain

• Leg or Foot Fractures

• Shin Splints/Pain

• Achilles Tendinitis

• Ankle Sprains

• Heel Pain

• Flat Feet

• Collapsed Arches

• Structural Changes

• Toe Pain