Heel and Arch Pain Treatment in Windsor

Have you ever experienced a stabbing pain in your heel or in the arch of your foot? Chances might be it could be a case of Plantar Fasciitis. Due to strain, injury or an impact, you could experience pain in the curved area between your heel and your toe. While in some cases, this pain may be bearable and might even disappear after a few days of rest, in other, more serious cases, this might warrant the need for medical intervention and treatment by an experienced orthotic practitioner.

At Complete Foot Care & Orthotic Centre, we can provide you with reliable treatments for heel and arch pain provided by our expert orthopedics. We can also help you with habits and practices that are, in general,  good for your feet.  By putting our guidance into practice, you will be able to have healthier feet and will be able to stay mobile for a long time.

Managing Plantar Fasciitis

In most cases, arch pain is caused by the inflammation or strain in the ligament at the bottom of the foot called the plantar fascia. This condition's symptoms include stabbing pain while taking about the first steps of the day and after prolonged periods of standing or walking. People aged between 40 and 60 are most likely to develop this condition. Plantar Fasciitis can also be triggered by doing certain types of exercises, not having proper body posture, uneven weight distribution while walking, obesity and general overuse of feet like those by professions that demand prolonged standing.

Conditions We Can Help With

We've helped people treat a wide range of foot conditions, including:

For more information on our clinic and how we can get you moving again, contact Complete Foot Care & Orthotic Centre in Windsor.