Conditions we treat.
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Sharp pain with the first steps in the morning, or an ache under or behind the heel.
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Pinpoint the exact source, then treat step by step: stretching, footwear and insoles, injections where suitable, and surgery only when the problem calls for it.
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Pain and swelling after a twist, drop or crush injury to the foot.
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Imaging to see which bones are involved, then a boot or cast, or surgical fixation for unstable or displaced fractures.
Read the full page on Foot FracturesStress Fractures
Pain that builds with activity and eases with rest, often after a sudden rise in walking or training.
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Confirm with imaging, offload the bone and correct the cause, such as training load, footwear or bone health. Surgery is kept for fractures at risk of not healing.
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A bony bump at the base of the big toe, with the toe drifting toward the others.
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Footwear changes and padding for mild cases; surgical correction when pain or deformity limits daily life.
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Toes that curl or stay bent, rubbing on shoes and forming corns.
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Check whether the toe is still flexible, then treat with footwear, splints or exercises, or a small procedure to straighten the toe.
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A foot with a low or absent arch that tires easily and may ache along the inner ankle.
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Not every flatfoot needs treatment. We assess pain and function, advise on supports and exercises, and discuss reconstruction when it is indicated.
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An unusually high, stiff arch with weight taken on the heel and ball of the foot, often with ankle instability.
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Look for an underlying cause, then offer cushioned insoles, bracing and, where needed, surgery to rebalance the foot.
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A baby or child born with a foot that turns inward.
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Early assessment matters. Treatment is started as early as possible and followed closely as the child grows.
Read the full page on ClubfootRheumatoid Arthritis of the Foot
Swollen, painful joints in both feet, with morning stiffness and gradual change in shape.
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Work alongside your rheumatologist. Footwear, insoles and injections ease symptoms; surgery is considered for painful deformities that no longer respond.
Read the full page on Rheumatoid Arthritis of the FootFoot Arthritis
Pain and stiffness in the midfoot or big-toe joint that worsens with walking or wearing shoes.
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Begin with footwear, rocker-sole shoes, insoles and injections. Surgery, usually joint fusion, is an option for pain that persists.
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Burning pain or the feeling of walking on a pebble between the toes, often eased by taking shoes off.
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Roomier footwear, padding and injections settle many cases. Surgery to release or remove the nerve is considered if symptoms persist.
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Burning, shooting or tight sensations from a nerve pinched around the ankle or foot, such as in tarsal tunnel syndrome.
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Clinical examination and nerve tests where needed, then treatment of the cause, with decompression surgery in selected cases.
Read the full page on Nerve CompressionChronic Foot & Ankle Tingling, Numbness
Pins and needles or numbness in the foot or ankle that lasts for weeks or months.
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Look for the source: local nerve pressure, the back, or a wider condition such as diabetes, then guide you to the right treatment.
Read the full page on Chronic Foot & Ankle Tingling, NumbnessDiabetic Foot: Non-Healing Wound
A cut, blister or sore on the foot that has not improved in two weeks.
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Early assessment, wound care, pressure offloading and infection control, with a team approach to support healing.
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An open sore, often under the ball of the foot or the heel, that develops from repeated pressure.
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Offload the pressure point, clean and dress the ulcer, treat infection and check blood flow, with surgery to reduce pressure when needed.
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A foot that has changed shape, such as curled toes or a collapsed arch, from diabetes-related nerve or joint damage.
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Early diagnosis, protective footwear and custom insoles, with reconstruction in selected cases to make the foot stable enough to walk on.
Read the full page on Diabetic Foot DeformityLoss of Sensation in the Foot
Numb feet that cannot feel heat, pain or a pebble in the shoe, so injuries go unnoticed.
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Regular foot checks, well-fitting footwear and daily foot care help prevent ulcers before they start.
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A twisted ankle with pain, swelling and bruising that makes it hard to put weight on the foot.
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Careful examination to grade the injury and rule out a fracture, then early protection, rehabilitation and a plan to prevent a repeat.
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An ankle that keeps giving way, especially on uneven ground or during sport.
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Assess the ligaments and the joint. Many settle with physiotherapy and bracing; ligament repair or reconstruction is considered if the ankle stays unstable.
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Broken bones around the ankle after a twist, fall or road accident, with swelling and difficulty walking.
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Imaging to check stability, then a cast or boot, or surgical fixation when the bones or joint are out of position.
Read the full page on Ankle FracturesAnkle Arthritis
Deep ankle pain and stiffness that worsens with walking, often after an old injury.
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Start with activity changes, footwear, physiotherapy and injections where suitable. Arthroscopy, fusion or replacement are discussed when needed.
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Joint pain that develops months or years after a fracture, once the joint surface has worn unevenly.
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Assess alignment and joint wear, treat with non-surgical care first, and consider realignment, fusion or replacement when required.
Read the full page on Post-Fracture ArthritisCartilage Injuries
A deep, catching pain inside the ankle that lingers long after a sprain or fracture.
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Assessment with MRI where required, then treatment matched to the size and site of the damage, including keyhole surgery when appropriate.
Read the full page on Cartilage InjuriesAchilles Tendon Injuries / Rupture
Pain or swelling above the heel, or a sudden pop at the back of the ankle with weakness when pushing off.
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Prompt diagnosis matters. Treatment ranges from tendon rehabilitation to protected casting or surgical repair, followed by a structured recovery plan.
Read the full page on Achilles Tendon Injuries / RuptureFoot & Ankle Tendon Injuries
Pain, swelling or weakness in the Achilles or peroneal tendons after training or a sudden push-off.
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Tell overload from tear, guide load management and rehabilitation, and repair the tendon surgically when the tear is significant.
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An ankle that will not bend fully, making squatting, stairs and walking uncomfortable.
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Find out whether the cause is scarring, bone or joint change, then treat it: stretching, physiotherapy, or release of the stiff tissue when needed.
Read the full page on Ankle StiffnessClicks / Tendon Subluxation / Tears
A snapping or clicking feeling around the ankle, sometimes with pain on the outer side.
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Examine the tendons in movement and confirm with imaging. Treatment can be rehabilitation and bracing, or repair of torn or slipping tendons.
Read the full page on Clicks / Tendon Subluxation / TearsComplex Limb Trauma & Fractures of All Kinds
Serious injuries from road accidents, falls or crush injuries, including multiple, open or badly broken bones.
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Urgent stabilisation, definitive fixation and reconstruction of fractures of all bones, with a planned rehabilitation pathway.
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Knee pain and stiffness, worse on stairs and after rest, sometimes with swelling or a change in walking.
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Start with exercise, weight management, medication and injections. Partial or total knee replacement is considered when other care no longer helps.
Read the full page on Knee ArthritisKnee Deformity
Knees that bow outward or knock inward, putting extra strain on one side of the joint.
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Assess alignment on full-length X-rays, then correct with bracing or, in selected patients, realignment surgery.
Read the full page on Knee DeformityKnee Ligament Injuries
A twist or sudden stop leaves the knee swollen and unsteady, as seen with ACL and other ligament injuries.
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Examination and MRI, followed by rehabilitation, or ligament reconstruction when the knee keeps giving way.
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A knee that gives way, buckles or feels loose while walking or in sport.
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Find the cause, whether ligament, meniscus, cartilage or muscle control, and treat with physiotherapy or surgery as required.
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Clicks, catching, or a knee that gets stuck and will not fully straighten.
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This often points to a meniscal or cartilage problem. Examination and MRI guide treatment, from exercises to keyhole surgery.
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Low back pain that limits sitting, bending or walking, sometimes with pain down the leg.
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Work out whether the pain arises from muscles, joints or a nerve, then guide posture, exercises, medication and injections, with further tests when needed.
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A stiff, aching neck, often from long hours at a desk, sometimes spreading to the shoulder or arm.
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Assess posture, joints and nerves, then advise exercises, ergonomic changes and medication, with further tests if arm symptoms are present.
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Thinning bones that break easily, often discovered after a minor fall.
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Bone density testing, checks for vitamin D and calcium, and treatment to strengthen bone and lower the risk of fractures.
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Numbness, tingling or pain in the thumb, index and middle fingers, often worse at night.
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Wrist splints and injections ease early cases; a short release operation is offered when symptoms persist or the nerve is affected.
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Pain on the outer side of the elbow that worsens when gripping, lifting or twisting.
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Rest from aggravating tasks, physiotherapy and bracing. Injections or surgery are considered only for persistent cases.
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A painful, stiff shoulder that loses movement in every direction, making dressing and reaching hard.
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Guided stretching, medication and injections help restore movement; a procedure to release the joint is kept for stubborn cases.
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