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In this video, I discuss a patient I saw in clinic today who had been struggling with two years of unexplained foot and ankle symptoms. After a detailed history, targeted clinical examination, and point of case ultrasound scan, the underlying cause became clear: tarsal tunnel syndrome. I walk you through: • The key symptoms that were repeatedly overlooked • Why tarsal tunnel syndrome is commonly missed or misdiagnosed • The clinical clues that pointed toward nerve entrapment • How a structured assessment can change outcomes for chronic cases This case highlights why persistent foot pain should never be dismissed — and how understanding neurogenic pain patterns can be the difference between ongoing frustration and real answers. 👣 Whether you’re a patient dealing with long-standing foot pain or a clinician wanting sharper diagnostic insight, this video will give you practical takeaways you can apply immediately. 🔔 Subscribe for weekly content on sports medicine, foot & ankle pathology, and real clinical cases from practice. 📌 This video is for educational purposes only and does not replace individual medical advice.

Struggling with foot or ankle pain? In today’s video, I answer some of the most common real questions from around the internet — from Achilles issues and plantar fasciitis to gait problems, orthotics, training injuries, and more. I’m a Specialist in Podiatric Sports Medicine, working across private hospitals in Kent and London, and I help active people — from everyday runners to high-performance athletes — get back to training safely and confidently. What’s inside this Q&A: • Why Achilles tendons flare (and what actually helps) • The truth about plantar fasciitis treatments • Whether orthotics really work • How to keep running with knee or foot pain • Flat feet: problem or misunderstood? • When imaging or injections are actually needed • Strength training tips for resilient feet & ankles • Plus a few fun and surprising questions from “the internet” If you enjoy this format, let me know in the comments — happy to make this a regular series! ⸻ 📌 Work with me I provide specialist assessment and treatment for foot, ankle, and lower-limb sports injuries in Kent & London. For bookings and more information: www.kentsportspod.com 👍 Like, Subscribe & Share If this video helps you, hit the like button and subscribe for weekly content on sports podiatry, biomechanics, injury rehab, and performance.

Welcome to the clinic! In today’s video, I’m excited to introduce our brand-new in-house 3D printing system for custom foot orthoses — a major step forward in how we assess, design, and manufacture devices for our patients. This upgrade allows us to: • Produce highly accurate, fully customised orthoses based on detailed gait and biomechanical assessments • Reduce turnaround times for patients, including athletes needing rapid support • Refine designs digitally with improved precision and repeatability • Test and iterate orthotic features for complex pathologies and sports-specific demands • Enhance sustainability, reducing waste compared with traditional manufacturing Whether you’re a clinician, an athlete, or someone dealing with persistent foot or lower limb pain, this technology offers a new level of accuracy and personalisation in orthotic therapy. 📌 Subscribe for upcoming videos where I’ll show: – The full workflow from assessment to printing – Case studies using 3D printed orthoses – Comparisons with traditional devices – Tips for integrating this tech into clinical sports medicine practice If you have questions or want to see something specific, drop them in the comments below!

Welcome to the clinic! In today’s video, I’m excited to introduce our brand-new in-house 3D printing system for custom foot orthoses — a major step forward in how we assess, design, and manufacture devices for our patients. This upgrade allows us to: • Produce highly accurate, fully customised orthoses based on detailed gait and biomechanical assessments • Reduce turnaround times for patients, including athletes needing rapid support • Refine designs digitally with improved precision and repeatability • Test and iterate orthotic features for complex pathologies and sports-specific demands • Enhance sustainability, reducing waste compared with traditional manufacturing Whether you’re a clinician, an athlete, or someone dealing with persistent foot or lower limb pain, this technology offers a new level of accuracy and personalisation in orthotic therapy. 📌 Subscribe for upcoming videos where I’ll show: – The full workflow from assessment to printing – Case studies using 3D printed orthoses – Comparisons with traditional devices – Tips for integrating this tech into clinical sports medicine practice If you have questions or want to see something specific, drop them in the comments below!

Struggling with foot or ankle pain? In today’s video, I answer some of the most common real questions from around the internet — from Achilles issues and plantar fasciitis to gait problems, orthotics, training injuries, and more. I’m a Specialist in Podiatric Sports Medicine, working across private hospitals in Kent and London, and I help active people — from everyday runners to high-performance athletes — get back to training safely and confidently. What’s inside this Q&A: • Why Achilles tendons flare (and what actually helps) • The truth about plantar fasciitis treatments • Whether orthotics really work • How to keep running with knee or foot pain • Flat feet: problem or misunderstood? • When imaging or injections are actually needed • Strength training tips for resilient feet & ankles • Plus a few fun and surprising questions from “the internet” If you enjoy this format, let me know in the comments — happy to make this a regular series! ⸻ 📌 Work with me I provide specialist assessment and treatment for foot, ankle, and lower-limb sports injuries in Kent & London. For bookings and more information: www.kentsportspod.com 👍 Like, Subscribe & Share If this video helps you, hit the like button and subscribe for weekly content on sports podiatry, biomechanics, injury rehab, and performance.

Struggling with foot or ankle pain? In today’s video, I answer some of the most common real questions from around the internet — from Achilles issues and plantar fasciitis to gait problems, orthotics, training injuries, and more. I’m a Specialist in Podiatric Sports Medicine, working across private hospitals in Kent and London, and I help active people — from everyday runners to high-performance athletes — get back to training safely and confidently. What’s inside this Q&A: • Why Achilles tendons flare (and what actually helps) • The truth about plantar fasciitis treatments • Whether orthotics really work • How to keep running with knee or foot pain • Flat feet: problem or misunderstood? • When imaging or injections are actually needed • Strength training tips for resilient feet & ankles • Plus a few fun and surprising questions from “the internet” If you enjoy this format, let me know in the comments — happy to make this a regular series! ⸻ 📌 Work with me I provide specialist assessment and treatment for foot, ankle, and lower-limb sports injuries in Kent & London. For bookings and more information: www.kentsportspod.com 👍 Like, Subscribe & Share If this video helps you, hit the like button and subscribe for weekly content on sports podiatry, biomechanics, injury rehab, and performance.

Struggling with foot or ankle pain? In today’s video, I answer some of the most common real questions from around the internet — from Achilles issues and plantar fasciitis to gait problems, orthotics, training injuries, and more. I’m a Specialist in Podiatric Sports Medicine, working across private hospitals in Kent and London, and I help active people — from everyday runners to high-performance athletes — get back to training safely and confidently. What’s inside this Q&A: • Why Achilles tendons flare (and what actually helps) • The truth about plantar fasciitis treatments • Whether orthotics really work • How to keep running with knee or foot pain • Flat feet: problem or misunderstood? • When imaging or injections are actually needed • Strength training tips for resilient feet & ankles • Plus a few fun and surprising questions from “the internet” If you enjoy this format, let me know in the comments — happy to make this a regular series! ⸻ 📌 Work with me I provide specialist assessment and treatment for foot, ankle, and lower-limb sports injuries in Kent & London. For bookings and more information: [insert your website link] 👍 Like, Subscribe & Share If this video helps you, hit the like button and subscribe for weekly content on sports podiatry, biomechanics, injury rehab, and performance.