Fitsiomax

Heel Pain

Struggling with heel pain that makes every step difficult? Physiotherapy treatment can reduce pain, correct underlying issues, and help restore natural foot function.

Ankle & Heel physiotherapy Chennai

At Fitsiomax, we specialize in Ankle & Heel Physiotherapy in Chennai for conditions like plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinitis, and heel spurs. Our approach focuses on pain relief, restoring mobility, and rebuilding foot strength through advanced techniques and customized care. Visit our Fitsiomax Home Page to explore more physiotherapy services and start your recovery journey with expert support.

Why Choose Us?

Heel pain limits activity. Our ankle & heel physiotherapy in Chennai helps restore function and eases discomfort effectively.

Specialist Care

Physiotherapists skilled in heel and foot pain therapy.

Tailored Plans

Treatment designed to suit your condition and goals.

Pain-Free Mobility

Restoring your ability to walk comfortably and freely.

Holistic Solutions

Addressing lifestyle, posture, and foot health together.

How We Help You

We deliver specialized heel pain treatments designed for quick relief and long-term recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Heel Pain is a common condition affecting the back or bottom of the heel, often caused by plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, overuse, or improper footwear. It can lead to sharp pain while walking, standing, or exercising. Early diagnosis, physiotherapy, stretching exercises, proper footwear, and lifestyle modifications can relieve discomfort, improve mobility, and prevent long-term complications.

What causes Heel Pain?

Heel pain can result from plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, overuse, injury, or poor footwear.

Sharp pain in the heel, especially during walking, standing, or after rest, swelling, and tenderness.

Doctors evaluate medical history, perform physical exams, and may use X-rays or ultrasound if needed.

Treatment includes physiotherapy, stretching exercises, proper footwear, orthotics, medications, and sometimes injections.

Recovery varies but most patients improve within a few weeks to months with consistent care.

Yes. Wearing supportive shoes, stretching before activity, maintaining healthy weight, and avoiding overuse can help prevent heel pain.

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