Conditions we treat
We see a wide range of foot, ankle and lower limb conditions at the Dublin clinic. Below are the most common: explore the guide for each, or book a Diagnostic Injury Assessment if you're not sure what you're dealing with.
Heel Pain
Heel pain has at least six common causes, each treated differently. We confirm which one you have with on-site ultrasound before treating it.
Read the guidePlantar Fasciitis
The most common cause of heel pain. Confirmed via on-site MSK ultrasound; treated with custom orthotics, loading rehab, and footwear advice.
Read the guideAchilles Tendinopathy
Mid-portion or insertional tendinopathy. Ultrasound differentiates the two: they require different treatment.
Read the guideMorton's Neuroma
Burning pain or 'pebble in shoe' between the toes. Confirmed directly via ultrasound on-site.
Read the guideForefoot Pain (Metatarsalgia)
Ball-of-foot pain has many causes: capsulitis, neuroma, stress reaction. The right diagnosis dictates the right treatment.
Read the guideStress Fractures
Bone-stress injuries from repetitive load. Specialist clinical assessment with MRI referral pathway when needed.
Read the guideAnkle Sprain & Instability
Rolled ankles that keep giving way. Ultrasound checks the ligaments, then a return-to-sport plan with clear criteria.
Read the guideShin Splints
Shin pain when running. We separate medial tibial stress syndrome from a bone-stress injury before you train through it.
Read the guideFlat Feet & PTTD
Flat feet only need treating when they cause symptoms. Tibialis posterior tendon problems are the one not to miss.
Read the guideSever's Disease
Heel pain in active children aged about 8 to 14. Common in GAA, rugby and football players, and it settles with the right plan.
Read the guideIngrown Toenail
Conservative care for first or mild presentations. Permanent surgical correction with phenolisation for recurrent cases.
Read the guideVerrucas
Modern Swift microwave therapy. Fast, evidence-based, no dressings, no downtime. Walk out normally after each session.
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