Ankle and foot pain

Pain around your ankle, heel or foot can make standing and walking uncomfortable and limit your daily activities.
Understanding your symptoms
Possible causes include ankle sprains, Achilles tendon problems and plantar heel pain, often called plantar fasciitis. These affect different tissues and require different approaches to recovery.
Where cold can help
Temperature controlled cold therapy can be used to help manage pain and swelling after some soft-tissue injuries and to ease plantar heel pain. Any relief should support an appropriate recovery plan, rather than replace it.
We assess whether localised cold therapy is suitable for you, including checks of skin condition, circulation and sensation. Footwear, activity changes and appropriate rehabilitation may also be important.
Your movement goals
We discuss practical goals such as standing more comfortably, managing everyday walking or gradually returning to exercise.
Get advice first
Foot pain with diabetes, tingling or loss of feeling needs medical advice. A significant new injury or inability to bear weight should be assessed before booking treatment.
Your next step
Not sure whether cold therapy is appropriate for you? Book a free call to discuss your symptoms and what you hope to achieve. A full suitability assessment is required before treatment.
Our approach is to assess, target, treat and review. We agree individual goals and check whether treatment is making a meaningful difference.
Relieve • Restore • Renew
Our focus: symptom management, confidence in movement and the activities that make life enjoyable. Individual responses vary, and improvement is not guaranteed.
Book a free call Check treatment suitability
The information on Cryo Recovery Suite explains possible causes of symptoms; it does not diagnose your condition or mean every condition listed is suitable for treatment here. General advice about cold packs does not establish the effectiveness of our equipment.
Start with an assessment
Forty-five minutes, £49, including a full consultation, your treatment plan, your first cryotherapy treatment and aftercare. No obligation to book anything further — and if your practitioner does not think this is right for you, they will say so.
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