What is causing the pain in my foot?

Our feet carry us around from here to there and we hardly pay any attention. Its when they start hurting for some reason we want the pain gone away quickly.For that to happen we have to find out what's causing the pain in the first place.
Here is a list of some of those conditions which can cause foot pain:
1. 4 out of 5 women c/o pain from ill fitting shoes or heels
2. Bunions
3. Neuromas(Morton's Neuroma)
4. Hammer toes
5. Ingrown toe nails
6. Osteoporoses in post menopausal women
7. These women can suffer from stress fractures due to the thinning of their bones.
8. Plantar Fasciitis a common cause of heel pain.
9. Bone spurs or Bone prominence
10. Bone Tumours
11. Infections ( Osteomyelitis )
12. Bursitis
13. Arthritis
14. Neuritis
15. Other causes of pain can be Injuries (Sports Injuries), Fallen arches Metatarsalgia, Sesamadoitis, Turf toe ,Gout, Neuropathy and Tendinitis.
16. Oedema (swelling of ankles)due to Fluid Retention, Heart failure etc.

In our Clinic we get excellent results for all types of inflammatory conditions with the help of evidence based Low Dose Medicine (NATURAL) and Needle Free medical Acupuncture without side effects. All these natural therapies can be safely used in children and the elderly.

To meet with Dr Bhatti to discuss these and other conditions and therapies on offer at our clinic, contact us on (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie.  During your first clinic  visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-conditions and lifestyle. Please consult your GP before starting new treatment.  Note: Your first consultation is  free. We have special packages tailor-made to suit you and your finances. Please ask for our special offers.

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