Arthritis/Joint Pain

Arthritis can affect the many small joints of the feet and ankles, leading to pain, stiffness, swelling, and changes in mobility. Osteoarthritis is particularly common and may develop gradually through age, previous injury, joint stress, or changes in foot mechanics. When foot joints become painful, people may also change how they walk, which can place additional stress on the ankles, knees, hips, and back.

At Tread Well, chiropody can assess how arthritis is affecting your feet and walking pattern. Custom foot orthotics and orthopedic footwear may help redistribute pressure and improve support and comfort. When arthritis also affects strength, mobility, or lower-limb function, physiotherapy may be incorporated, while massage therapy or acupuncture may be considered as complementary options for associated discomfort.

Take the first step towards joint relief with our expert care. At Tread Well, our personalized treatments and compassionate team are dedicated to improving your joint health and mobility. Embrace a future with less pain and more movement. Contact us today to start your journey!