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Foot Pain Treatment in Kensington

Expert Physiotherapy to Relieve and Prevent Foot Pain

Foot Pain Treatment at the Physio Box

Foot pain can affect your balance, posture, and daily comfort – making it harder to walk, work, or enjoy exercise. Whether you’re dealing with a recent injury, pain that’s built up over time, or discomfort caused by poor movement patterns, physiotherapy offers a safe, effective way to treat foot pain and keep it from coming back.

At The Physio Box in Kensington, we help you identify the root cause of your pain and provide tailored, hands-on treatment to get you back on your feet – stronger and more supported than before.

Common Causes of Foot Pain

There are many reasons you might be experiencing pain in your foot, heel, arch, or toes. Some of the most common foot pain conditions we treat at The Physio Box include:

Plantar Fasciitis

One of the most frequent causes of heel pain, this condition involves inflammation of the plantar fascia (the band of tissue along the bottom of your foot). Often worse in the morning or after long periods of rest, it can make walking or standing very uncomfortable.

Metatarsalgia

A condition causing pain in the ball of the foot, often related to repetitive impact, high-heeled or ill-fitting shoes, or altered foot mechanics.

Stress Fractures

Tiny cracks in the foot bones caused by repeated stress, often from high-impact activities or a sudden increase in exercise.

Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD)

This condition causes the arch of the foot to flatten and can lead to ankle instability and pain along the inner foot and ankle.

Achilles Tendinopathy

Pain or tightness in the Achilles tendon, typically caused by overuse, poor footwear, or biomechanical imbalances. If left untreated, it can lead to long-term stiffness and weakness.

Morton’s Neuroma

A thickening of nerve tissue between the toes that can cause a burning or tingling pain in the forefoot, particularly when walking or wearing tight shoes.

Flat Feet or Collapsed Arches

Can lead to pain and fatigue in the feet, ankles, and even up into the knees and hips. Poor arch support and muscle weakness are common causes.

Bunions, Arthritis, and Toe Pain

Joint conditions like osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis can affect foot alignment and cause stiffness, swelling, or deformities.
Whatever the cause, addressing foot pain early with professional physiotherapy can help speed up recovery and prevent further complications.

How Physiotherapy Can Help Foot Pain

At The Physio Box, we take a personalised approach to your treatment. Our goal is to reduce your pain, restore your movement, and build lasting resilience in your feet and lower limbs.
Your foot pain treatment plan may include:
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Manual Therapy – Hands-on mobilisation and soft tissue techniques to release tight structures and improve joint movement.

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Strengthening Exercises – Focused work to support the foot and ankle, improve stability, and correct muscle imbalances.

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Gait & Posture Analysis – We assess how you walk, stand, and move to spot patterns that may be contributing to your pain.

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Shockwave Therapy – Particularly effective for plantar fasciitis and Achilles issues, this non-invasive treatment helps stimulate healing and reduce pain.

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Electrotherapy & Dry Needling – Techniques that support pain relief and tissue repair.

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Taping or Bracing – Used to offload pressure on affected areas and provide added support during recovery.

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Footwear Advice – Guidance on supportive shoes, insoles, and orthotics if needed.

Physiotherapy not only treats your current symptoms but also helps you build the strength and awareness to prevent future pain or injury.

When to See a Physiotherapist for Foot Pain

It’s time to see a physiotherapist if:

  • Your foot pain has lasted more than a few days and isn’t improving with rest or home care.
  • You feel stiffness or weakness in your foot or ankle.
  • You notice swelling, numbness, or tingling.
  • Pain is affecting your ability to walk, stand, or exercise comfortably.
  • You have recurring pain or discomfort that keeps coming back.
  • You’ve had a sports injury or change in training levels that’s causing new foot or heel pain.

Early assessment can prevent minor issues from becoming long-term problems. Our team is
here to help you get an accurate diagnosis and start treatment that works.

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Foot pain doesn’t have to limit your life. Whether you’re on your feet all day, training for a sport, or just want to walk without discomfort, The Physio Box in Kensington offers expert physiotherapy to help you recover and stay pain-free.

Book your consultation today and let’s get you back to moving comfortably.

 
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