TREATMENT FOR PLANTAR FASCIITIS IN NEWBURY AND THATCHAM
TREATMENT FOR PLANTAR FASCIITIS IN NEWBURY AND THATCHAM
WHAT CAUSES PLANTAR FASCIITIS?
Plantar fasciitis is a painful condition on the bottom of your foot. Often focused around the heel and arch of your foot.
What causes plantar fasciitis?
Plantar fasciitis is often caused by repetitive motions such as running, walking or standing for long periods of time.
How do I know if I have it?
Plantar fasciitis is generally felt on the sole of your foot. Often first thing in the morning when you put your feet on the ground or when you have had the weight off your feet for extended periods of time such as when sitting at a desk on when in the car. It can also be painful after exercising.
Your questions answered:
WHAT'S INVOLVED IN CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENT?
Chiropractic care involves adjustments to the spine and joints of the body as well as soft tissue therapy to the surrounding muscles.
Your treatment plan will also include self care advice and exercises to help treat your problem and to try and help prevent it from recurring.
After your first appointment you will have all the results explained to you.
Rosie and Sam will create your individual treatment plan with advice and exercises so you get the best results from your care at Total Chiropractic.
CAN MY FEET BE PART OF THE PROBLEM?
Often the plantar fascia can be irritated and injured by faulty foot mechanics. This means that the fascia on the sole of your foot has to work harder than normal to absorb and control the forces of walking and running.
At Total Chiropractic we have cutting edge technology to analysis and assess how welll your feet work and can show if your feet are the root cause of the problem.
Still have questions?
At Total Chiropractic we offer a free 20 minute Chiro Chat appointment. This is a no on obligation appointment. You can talk to Rosie about your problem and ask any questions you have about chiropractic care. From there you can then book a new patient appointment for a complete assessment of your problem.
If you would like to speak to us call us on 01635 791 301 or you can email us, or book using the button below.