Foot Pain Physiotherapy in Wimbledon and Raynes Park

Plantar fasciitis is one of the leading causes of heel pain in runners and active adults. Symptoms often include pain under the heel, particularly during the first few steps in the morning or after periods of rest.

The posterior tibial tendon helps support the arch of the foot. Overload or degeneration can lead to pain along the inside of the ankle and foot, affecting performance and mobility.

Ligament injuries can occur following a twist or awkward landing during sport or walking. Even seemingly minor sprains can lead to persistent pain and instability if not properly rehabilitated.

Pain and stiffness in the Achilles tendon can affect runners, footballers, tennis players and gym-goers. Symptoms typically worsen during or after activity and may become persistent if left untreated.

Pain along the outside of the ankle or foot may be linked to irritation of the peroneal tendons. This condition is often seen in runners and athletes participating in sports involving cutting, pivoting and rapid direction changes.

Stress fractures can develop when repetitive loading exceeds the body’s ability to recover. They are particularly common in runners and individuals increasing training volume.