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Joint Mobilisations & Manipulations
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What is it?
Joint mobilisation involves the passive movement of a joint in an effort to regain its mobility and achieve a therapeutic effect. Joint manipulation is similar to joint mobilisations however a quick, thrusting movement is involved.
At Stirling Central Podiatry we use a combination of local joint mobilisation and manipulation therapies combined with other treatment modalities to help treat and resolve a range of conditions of the lower limb including the following:
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- Heel pain
- Arch-of-the-foot pain
- Ankle pain
- Leg pain
- Shin splints
- Knee pain
- Hip pain
- Back pain (lower and upper back)
- Diabetic neuropathy
- Neuropathy
- Neuropathic pain
- Children’s ‘growing’ or ‘leg’ pains
- In-toeing or pigeon toes”
- Foot and toe deformities
- Morton’s Neuroma
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- Pronation or “flat feet”
- Supination or “high-arched feet”
- Biomechanical abnormality
- Overuse of muscles
- Over stretching of muscles
- Trauma
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Our practitioners at Stirling Central Podiatry usually recommend subsequent treatments to maintain the desired effect, however this is not always required and varies per patient. Depending on your requirements, we will customise a treatment suitable to your needs. We have a range of effective treatments available to help relieve and prevent this condition and improve your quality of life. Please call us at Stirling Central Podiatry to organise an appointment for an assessment, diagnosis and treatment.
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