When the cartilage is damaged, painful symptoms can occur. In many cases, restoring correct mechanicsimproves joint function within its capabilities, and symptoms diminish or disappear.

Osteoarthritis or hip arthritis – See osteoarthritis.

Walk Analysis is one of our primary chiropractic analysis methods.

The knee is a fundamental joint for walking, which suffers from dysfunctions in the ankles, hip, and back. Byacting on the vertebral and non-vertebral subluxations, their correct mechanics are restored, and theirsymptoms are eliminated.

Leg pain can be caused by a trapped nerve, the most common being sciatica, muscle tightness such astrigger point, joint conditions or blood problems. Your Chiropractor    will assess you and be able to tell you thebest course of action.

It is a pathology that manifests itself with pain in the patellar area. Sometimes called “runner’s knee,” it’s more common in people who participate in sports that involve running and jumping. A careful assessment of your biomechanics will be able to tell us where is the source of the problem and how to best fix it.

Vascular or nerve problems can cause altered strength or sensation. If due to a compressed nerve, it can besuccessfully resolved through chiropractic.

It is a deformation due to incorrect foot positioning whilst walking. It is often caused by a foot or pelvismuscle weakness, which can be solved with chiropractic.

Outcomes of sprains and other injuries, as well as pain in the foot and ankle joints, are widespread problems among athletes such as basketball and soccer players. Chiropractic treats these problems, giving excellentresults.

Due to incorrect walking mechanics, plantar fascitis causes an annoying burning sensation in the feet. The discomfort diminishes or disappears entirely by reintroducing the correct movement in the joints, feet, muscles, and fascia.

It’s a painful sensation on the forefoot. Usually caused by an asymmetrical load during walking, thispathology can be solved with chiropractic.

Often caused by joint pressure of the interdigital nerves, Morton’s neuroma responds well to chiropractic.

This problem can be solved in most cases with a long-term chiropractic strategy and the possible use oforthotics.

This syndrome involves pain in the ankle, foot, and sometimes toes, caused by compression or injury to thenerve that goes to the heel and sole. Symptoms include burning or tingling felt while walking or wearingspecific shoes, which can be relieved with chiropractic.

A condition characterised by swelling, pain, inflammation, and stiffness of the Achilles tendon, a structure made up of collagen fibers that connect the muscles of the back of the leg to the heel.

A sprained ankle is an injury where the foot gets twisted and causes damage to ligaments, tendons, joints and foot muscles. Sometimes it can create instability in the foot and cause problems up to the knee, hips, back, and neck. Chiropractic can provide excellent results by working on the joints to restore movement andstability in all the affected areas.

Heel pain is often solved by rebalancing the foot’s posture, gait, and biomechanics.