Conditions

Commonly referred to as a bunion, it refers to a prominence of the big toe joint which causes pain secondary to deformity

Arthritis (wear and tear) of the big toe joint, the second most common site of arthritis in the body.

Pain under the ball of the foot, often due to overload.

A bony bump or prominence that forms on the outside of the foot at the base of the little toe.

Curling or clawing of the lesser toes (toes 2-5) due to a variety of causes such as joint or tendon issues.

A swelling of the nerve between the toes, causing pain and sometimes numbness in the toes.

Pain in the midfoot secondary to wear and tear changes. Can be due to trauma, flatfoot or without an underlying cause.

Pain in the heel which can be very difficult to manage, often worse in the morning.

Degeneration of the ankle joint, most commonly due to trauma.

Wear and tear of the joints below and/or in front of the ankle joint.

Problems with "rolling" the ankle and pain secondary to ligament injury

Pain behind the outside of the ankle often due to tendon tears

Damage to the cartilage and/or bone in the ankle joint, after trauma or repeated use

Tear of the achilles tendon at the back of the ankle

Inflammatory condition causing pain in the heel or achilles tendon Can be at the bony insertion or tendon itself.

Pain and deformity secondary to abnormal development of the bones in the foot.

Pain and deformity due to flatfoot deformity that is often progressive

Pain and arthritis that can develop due to high arches and heels that turn in.