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Foot & Ankle

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Ankle injuries are one of the most common sporting injuries we see at Head2Toe. Like a lot of body parts, we take the foot for granted considering the huge demands we make of it. From carrying your body weight around for thousands of steps per day, to the twisting and turning, jumping, kicking and landing demands of sport, your feet and ankles perform an amazing array of functions. However, they can also be the source of pain and discomfort.

At Head2Toe, because we offer both Physiotherapy and Podiatry services, you are in the best possible hands to accurately diagnose, treat and rehabilitate your foot and ankle problems.

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Common Foot & Ankle Conditions we treat

  • Ligament Sprains (Rolled Ankle)
  • Achilles Tendonitis
  • Plantar Fasciitis
  • Sinus Tarsi Syndrome
  • Synovitis
  • Post Fracture/Surgical Rehabilitation
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Treatments we use

  • Electrotherapeutic Modalities such as Ultrasound and Interferential
  • Strapping and Taping techniques
  • Mobilsation of stiff joints
  • Targeted Exercises to regain Strength and Range of Motion
  • Proprioceptive Exercise to regain Balance
  • Massage
  • Manipulation
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Severe Injuries

If your Head2Toe therapist feels your injury may be too severe to begin rehabilitation, they will provide you with the correct advice on what needs to be done to get you to a point where you’re ready for Physiotherapy.

This may involve sending you for X-Rays, or Ultrasound Scans, placing you into restrictive/protective footwear such as a Cam-Walker (Or ‘Moon Boot’), liaising with your GP to organise appropriate medication, or even aiding you in getting referred to the appropriate Orthopaedic, or Podiatric expert.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Do I need imaging before seeing a physiotherapist?

Not always. Most shoulder conditions can be accurately diagnosed with a physical assessment. If scans are needed, we’ll refer you for the appropriate imaging.

How long will it take to recover?

We’ll talk about your pain or concern, how it started, and how it affects your daily life, work, or sport.

Can physiotherapy help after shoulder surgery?

We’ll talk about your pain or concern, how it started, and how it affects your daily life, work, or sport.

Can shoulder pain come from my neck?

We’ll talk about your pain or concern, how it started, and how it affects your daily life, work, or sport.

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What We Care For

Physiotherapy is the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. Some of the conditions we treat in Melbourne include:

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Don’t let foot & ankle injury hold you back

Book an appointment with one of our experienced physiotherapists today and take the first step toward restoring your strength, stability, and confidence.

Contact Information
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42 Pascoe Vale Road, Moonee Ponds 3039
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Suite 1, Level 1, 30 Sydney Road Brunswick Victoria 3056 Australia
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1407 Burke Road, Kew 3102

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