Taking care of your lower limbs is crucial for maintaining mobility and overall health. Whether you’re experiencing chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or managing a condition, our experienced podiatrists at The Walking Clinic are here to help. Below are some of the most common foot and lower limb problems we treat. Use the search bar to quickly find the issue affecting you, or browse through the categories below for more information.
Heel pain due to inflamed plantar fascia, with sharp discomfort often worse in the morning. Spurs may form with prolonged inflammation.
Heel pain in children due to growth plate inflammation, common in active youth.
Bruising of the heel's fat pad, causing pain on hard surfaces or prolonged standing.
Pain and stiffness in the Achilles tendon from overuse, felt at the back of the ankle.
Joint degeneration in the midfoot, leading to pain, stiffness, and limited mobility.
Weakness or pain in the tibialis posterior tendon, affecting arch support and foot stability.
Injury to the midfoot ligaments or joints, often from trauma, causing pain and difficulty with weight-bearing.
Nerve pain between toes, often from pressure, leading to a burning or tingling sensation in the forefoot.
Inflammation of the bursae between metatarsal bones, causing forefoot pain and tenderness.
Injury to the ligament under the toes, causing pain in the ball of the foot, often from repetitive stress.
Inflamed joint capsule or synovium in the toes, causing pain, swelling, and limited mobility.
Bone death in the metatarsal head, leading to forefoot pain, usually in active teens.
Small bone cracks from repetitive force, often seen in runners, causing pain in the foot or lower leg.
Bony bump at the big toe joint, often painful and caused by misalignment or footwear.
Painful nail growth into skin, often caused by improper trimming or tight footwear.
Nail discolouration and thickening due to fungal infection, typically starting at the edge of the nail.
Thickened skin from repeated friction or pressure, commonly forming on the toes or sole.
Contagious growths on foot soles caused by HPV, forming painful, hard spots on weight-bearing areas.
Dry, hard skin cracks on the heels, often from pressure, causing pain and sometimes bleeding.
Pain along the shin bone, often from overuse in activities with high impact on the legs.
Swelling in leg compartments causing intense pain and pressure, often from overuse.
Stretching or tearing of ankle ligaments, causing pain, swelling, and limited movement.
Painful swelling at the knee’s growth plate, common in active children and teens.
Hip pain in children, often due to growth or activity, impacting walking and movement.
