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Hip, Knee, Ankle & Foot Pain Treatment
Pain in the hips, knees, ankles or feet can affect every step you take, and our team combines chiropractic, physiotherapy and sports massage to help you recover. Lower limb pain often has more than one contributing factor, so we look at the whole leg and pelvis, not just the painful joint.
How This Pain Feels
Patients often describe a deep ache in the hip when walking or climbing stairs, sharp knee pain during exercise, or stiffness and swelling in the ankle and foot that makes standing for long periods uncomfortable.
Common Causes We Treat
We commonly see hip and knee pain linked to muscle imbalance, joint irritation, old sporting injuries and general wear from years of activity, alongside ankle sprains and foot pain such as plantar fasciitis from running or standing occupations.
Assessment & Treatment
A full movement and strength assessment helps us pinpoint whether the issue is coming from the joint itself, surrounding muscles, or how you move and load your leg day to day.
Reducing Pain and Restoring Movement
Treatment may combine chiropractic adjustment, soft tissue and sports massage, and stretch therapy to relieve tightness and improve joint mobility.
Building Long-Term Strength
Physiotherapy-led rehabilitation then helps correct the underlying weakness or movement pattern, so you can return confidently to walking, running or sport.
Why Choose London Bridge Chiropractic
We keep pricing simple and pay-as-you-go, with no packages to sign up to. Evening and Saturday appointments are available, and home visits can be arranged if getting to a clinic is difficult while you are in pain.
Book a lower limb assessment today and take the first step back to pain-free movement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you help with knee pain from running?
Yes, running-related knee pain is one of the most common issues we treat, usually involving a combination of hands-on treatment and strength or technique advice.
What about plantar fasciitis?
We see plantar fasciitis regularly, particularly among people who stand or walk a lot for work, and treat it with soft tissue therapy, stretch therapy and targeted exercise.
Do I need to stop exercising while being treated?
Not usually. We will advise on which activities to modify or reduce rather than stop completely, so you can stay as active as possible during recovery.
How do you decide between chiropractic and physiotherapy for joint pain?
We assess your specific presentation and often combine both approaches, since joint mobility and muscular strength both play a role in lower limb pain.
