Relieve Heel and Foot Pain with Expert Care
Targeted physiotherapy reduces heel and foot pain, improves mobility, strengthens support, and restores comfort for daily activities.
- Pain Relief
- Improved Mobility
- Foot Support
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What are the Symptoms of Heel & Foot Pain?
Heel and foot pain symptoms include sharp discomfort, stiffness, swelling, and difficulty standing, walking, or bearing weight comfortably.
Sharp Heel Pain
Intense pain in the heel, especially during first steps in the morning or after prolonged rest or standing.
Foot Stiffness
Tightness and reduced flexibility in the foot or ankle, making walking and movement uncomfortable.
Swelling & Tenderness
Inflammation, swelling, and sensitivity around the heel or foot area, worsening with activity or pressure.
Who Can Get Heel Pain?
Heel pain can affect people of all ages, especially those with high activity levels, prolonged standing, or underlying foot conditions.
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Active Individuals
Athletes and physically active people place repeated stress on heels, increasing risk of pain and overuse injuries.
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Prolonged Standing Workers
Jobs requiring long hours of standing or walking strain heel tissues, leading to inflammation and discomfort.
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Improper Footwear Users
Wearing unsupportive or ill-fitting shoes reduces shock absorption, increasing pressure on heels and foot structures.
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Overweight Individuals
Excess body weight increases load on heels, accelerating tissue strain and contributing to persistent heel pain.
What are the Causes of Heel & Foot Pain?
Heel and foot pain is commonly caused by overuse, poor footwear, foot structure problems, or underlying inflammatory conditions.
Plantar Fasciitis
Inflammation of the plantar fascia causes sharp heel pain, especially during first steps after rest or prolonged standing.
Improper Footwear
Wearing unsupportive, worn-out, or ill-fitting shoes increases strain on foot tissues, leading to pain and discomfort.
Overuse & Strain
Excessive walking, running, or standing places repetitive stress on heels and feet, causing inflammation and micro-injuries.
How Can Physiotherapy Help Manage Heel Pain?
Physiotherapy helps manage heel pain by reducing inflammation, improving foot mobility, strengthening support muscles, and restoring comfortable walking patterns.
- Pain Relief Support
- Inflammation Reduction Therapy
- Foot Mobility Improvement
- Muscle Strength Building
- Long-Term Prevention
- Gait Correction Training
Take the First Step Toward Pain-Free Walking
Begin personalized physiotherapy to relieve heel and foot pain, improve mobility, and restore comfort in your everyday activities.