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Biomechanics is an understanding of the mechanics of the human body, especially the forces of the muscles and gravity on the skeletal structure.

Poor foot biomechanics can also alter the alignment of your knees, hips, pelvis and spine causing pain and discomfort.Foot pain can arise from poor biomechanics. Our specialist physiotherapists provide a comprehensive assessment ensuring the cause of your foot pain is established and the correct treatment can commence.


foot and ankle stability exercises supervised by an experienced therapistAbove: foot and ankle stability exercises supervised by an experienced therapist



What Causes Biomechanical Foot Pain



There are many factors to biomechanical foot pain. The smallest abnormality can make the foot function inefficiently. Some abnormalities may include:
  • Abnormal foot alignment
  • Unusual foot shape
  • Obesity
  • Poor footwear choices
  • Trauma
Our specialist physiotherapists apply their knowledge of biomechanics to every patient. It enables them to understand the reasons why someone may be experiencing pain or dysfunction and how it can be addressed.
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Metatarsalgia
  • Morton's neuroma
  • Posterior tibialis syndrome
  • Peroneus Longus syndrome
  • Fibula impingement
  • Arthritic ankle and foot joints
  • Achilles tendonitis
  • Shin splints
  • Dropped arches
  • Hammer toes
  • Hallux rigidus
For the foot to function correctly in gait it is imperative for it to be in an efficient neutral position. The position and the structure of the foot will ultimately determine how it will function when walking.


Progressive strengthening exercises for the foot and ankle, supervised by specialist physiotherapistAbove: Progressive strengthening exercises for the foot and ankle, supervised by specialist physiotherapist



What problems caused by biomechanical foot pain can physiotherapy help with?



Physiotherapy treatment can help with a number of symptoms arising from poor foot biomechanics including:
  • Pain
  • Swelling
  • Muscle imbalance
  • Instability
  • Decreased function
Our specialist physiotherapists will identify the cause of your foot pain in order to implement the correct treatment. To book an appointment you can contact us at office@..........com or call us on 0151 ……….


How is biomechanical foot pain diagnosed?



Biomechanical foot pain is diagnosed following a physiotherapist carrying out a comprehensive subjective and objective assessment. This is so the cause of your foot pain can be identified and the correct treatment can be implemented ensuring you get the most out of your physiotherapy session.


Mobilisation exercise for anterior impingement of the ankleAbove: Mobilisation exercise for anterior impingement of the ankle



How does physiotherapy help someone with biomechanical foot pain?



Physiotherapy can help people suffering from biomechanical foot pain in a number of ways. Your treatment will be tailored around your presenting symptoms and will aim to:
  • Decrease pain
  • Decrease swelling
  • Improve muscle balance
  • Improve stability
  • Return to function
If you or someone you know has biomechanical foot pain and would like physiotherapy input then please email us at office@........... Or call us on 0151………… to book an appointment with one of our specialist physiotherapists.


What would physiotherapy treatment for biomechanical foot pain involve?



Physiotherapy treatment for biomechanical foot pain may include various treatment techniques are utilised to ensure you are able to achieve your optimal outcome. Treatment may include:
  • Soft tissue massage
  • Joint mobilisation
  • Ice and heat treatment
  • Biomechanical correction
  • Exercises to improve flexibility, strength and balance
  • Electrotherapy
  • The use of walking aids
  • Hydrotherapy
  • Footwear advice
  • Return to activity program
  • Anti-inflammatory advice
  • Taping
  • Activity modification advice
  • Prescription of orthotics
If you or someone you know would benefit from physiotherapy treatment for biomechanical foot pain then email us at office@.................or call us on 0151…………


How do I arrange a physiotherapy assessment for biomechanical foot pain?



To arrange a physiotherapy assessment regarding biomechanical foot pain with one of our specialist physiotherapists then you can either email us at office@........... Or call us on 0151…………..


Summary



Biomechanical foot pain refers to symptoms arising caused by abnormal alignment. Our physiotherapists are experts in analysing your biomechanics to identify the misalignment and implement a specific treatment plan in order to decrease your symptoms. Various treatment techniques are available so you can achieve your optimal outcome. To make an appointment with one of our specialist physiotherapists then you can either email us at office@.................. Or call us on 0151…………


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