Heel pain and plantar fasciitis in Burgess Hill.
If your first steps out of bed are the worst moment of your day, it may well be plantar fasciitis. It’s one of the conditions shockwave therapy is used for most.
- Hands-on treatment in your first 45-minute appointment
- No referral needed, usually seen the next working day
- Free parking at Kings Weald
Common signs of heel pain
- Sharp pain under the heel with your first steps in the morning
- Pain after sitting for a while
- Worse after standing for a long time
- Tender on the inside of the heel
How we treat it
- We confirm what’s causing the heel pain, because plantar fascia, fat pad and nerve problems need different treatment.
- Shockwave therapy in the clinic. NICE guidance covers shockwave for plantar fasciitis.
- Hands-on treatment for the calf and foot, which is often where the extra load comes from.
- A loading programme so the tissue gets stronger rather than just rested.
Three types of shockwave in one clinic
Focused, radial and EMTT, usually as a block of five weekly sessions with check-ins over 12 weeks. £80 a session or £350 for five.
Your first appointment.
45 minutes, £55, with treatment on the day.
We listen
How it started, what makes it better or worse, and what you want to get back to.
We assess
How you move, where it hurts and why, explained in plain language.
We treat
Hands-on treatment in the same session, and your first exercises to take home.
Related conditions
Pain rarely stays in one place.
Heel pain: good to know
How many shockwave sessions will I need?
Usually a block of five, one every 7 to 10 days, with check-ins over the following 12 weeks.
Should I buy insoles?
Sometimes they help in the short term. We’ll tell you whether they’re worth it for you.
Book today, seen the next working day.
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