In our clinic, we provide comprehensive care for a range of ankle pain issues, addressing conditions such as tendonitis, ligament strains, and arthritis. Our approach extends to various treatment options tailored to your specific needs.
To facilitate a faster recovery process, we're equipped with advanced technologies including ASA MLS laser for arthritis. These cutting-edge tools enable us to enhance the healing process, reducing downtime and helping you get back on your feet sooner.
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Should your ankle pain arise from mechanical issues, we have a specialised solution to improve your foot posture and alignment. By employing state-of-the-art techniques, we capture a weight-bearing image of your feet, enabling us to create precisely customised 3D-printed insoles. These insoles are designed to support your feet in the correct anatomical position, effectively addressing mechanical pain by promoting healthier foot mechanics and posture.
For individuals dealing with arthritis-related ankle discomfort, we offer ankle steroid and Ostenil injections. These injections can help alleviate inflammation and manage pain associated with arthritis, ultimately promoting improved joint function and increased comfort.
Our comprehensive approach to ankle pain encompasses a range of treatments and technological resources, all aimed at providing you with tailored care for optimal recovery and long-term comfort.
Tennant Podiatry have compiled answers to some of the most common questions we hear from our patients.
Long standing ankle pain that is not caused by an injury or accident can be caused by many ailments including bad posture, tendonitis, ligament strains, or arthritis in the ankle. It is difficult to tell the exact cause of ankle pain without an appropriate diagnosis.
Unlike other forms of arthritis, ankle arthritis is almost always caused by previous injury trauma. Following a sprain, strain or broken bone, you may develop arthritis in your ankle.
Arthritis in the ankle isn’t always felt in the ankle joint itself, but patients often describe a stabbing or dull ache in the mid to back of the foot. This pain can come and go, or be continuous and underlying.
As well as pain, those with arthritis in the ankles may also experience:
The most effective way to diagnose arthritis in the ankles is through magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
Walking is recommended for those with ankle arthritis because the movement and low impact exercise can help alleviate symptoms. Lack of mobility can increase stiffness and decrease your range of movement.
Tennant Podiatry Ltd
98 Union Street, Oldham,
LANCS, OL1 1DU
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