Overview
Persistent foot pain can have many causes, from nerve irritation to biomechanical strain. Mr Hakeem takes a thorough diagnostic approach to identify the source of pain and recommend the most effective, appropriately conservative treatment first.
Conditions Treated
- Plantar fasciitis
- Metatarsalgia
- Morton's neuroma
- Heel pain
- Nerve-related foot pain
- Chronic unexplained foot pain
The Treatment Process
Initial Consultation
A detailed history and examination to pinpoint the source of pain.
Treatment Planning
A stepwise plan, starting with non-surgical options where appropriate.
Surgery (if required)
Considered only when conservative treatment hasn't relieved symptoms.
Rehabilitation
Guidance on footwear, activity and recovery to prevent recurrence.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I see a specialist for foot pain?
If pain persists beyond a few weeks, worsens, or affects walking or daily activity, a specialist assessment is recommended.
Do I need surgery for foot pain?
Most causes of foot pain improve with non-surgical treatment; surgery is only considered when this hasn’t worked.
What non-surgical options are available?
Options may include activity modification, orthotics, physiotherapy and targeted injections, depending on the diagnosis.