Country Victoria Physiotherapy

Conditions we treat

Ankle & foot pain

Rolled ankles, heel pain on your first steps, recurring sprains.

Close-up of a therapist treating a patient's heel and ankle
3–6 weeks typical recovery

Rolled ankles, heel pain on your first steps, recurring sprains.

Ankle and foot pain — from a rolled ankle to heel pain that's sharpest with your first steps in the morning — responds well to the right combination of hands-on treatment, taping and a progressive loading program. We also work on balance and control so a rolled ankle doesn't become a recurring problem.

Treated as part of our sports medicine service.

Common causes

  • Ligament sprain from a rolled or twisted ankle
  • Plantar fasciitis (heel pain)
  • Reduced ankle mobility after a previous injury
  • Poor balance and proprioception increasing re-injury risk

Our approach

  • Ankle and foot assessment, including balance testing
  • Hands-on treatment and taping where appropriate
  • Progressive loading for heel and Achilles pain
  • Balance and proprioception training to prevent re-injury

Questions about ankle & foot pain

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