
Does this Describe You?

You are in pain and not sure what to do or who to ask?
You are frustrated that your heel pain is making simple things like walking and getting out and about difficult?
Is walking first thing in the morning a nightmare because of the pain?
You just want to get back to normal and do the things you love
You are taking painkillers and would like to stop?
You are worried that your heel pain isn't going to get better and it's really getting you down?
Here at Active Motion Injury Clinic, our highly experienced team are dedicated to serving the local community in Eastleigh and helping people just like you get back to doing the things you love, without pain or restriction.


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Plantar Fasciitis
The bottom of your foot has a type of tissue called the plantar fascia. Sometimes this tissue can become tight and irritated, causing intense pain from the heel along the sole of the foot. This can be hard to resolve when you are not able to rest the area.

Tendon Injury
A common cause of heel pain is irritation of the tendon called the tibialis posterior. This causes acute pain in front of the heel of the foot, causing pain on weight bearing.
This is often aggravated by wearing very flat-soled shoes.
Here at Active Motion Injury Clinic in Eastleigh, we have helped 1000's of patients just like you with our 3-Step Plantar Fasciitis Program

Step 1 - Hands On Treatment

Our knowledgeable and experienced team will carry out a treatment plan tailored to your specific circumstances, injury and goals. We use a hands-on, manual therapy treatment approach to get you out of pain and back on the road to recovery.

Step 2 - Latest Technology for Plantar Fasciitis Treatment

Shockwave therapy is a targeted and effective treatment approach to many types of irritation and calcification of tendons. Delivered non-invasively through the skin, it is often indicated in those whose injury have not responded to other forms of treatment.
Active Motion Injury Clinic has invested in Shockwave therapy to provide the latest treatment technology for our patients with heel pain and plantar fasciitis.

Step 3 - Recovery

Each treatment aims to gently and progressively get your foot and ankle moving again without pain, as quickly as possible, to allow you to get back to normal and start doing the things you love.
We will give you a structured rehabilitation exercise program to help break the cycle and prevent the problem from returning.

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Shockwave therapy is also known as as radial pressure shockwave therapy. It is a newly available treatment for the management of pain caused by various musculoskeletal disorders and injuries.
A shock wave is an intense, short energy wave that moves faster than the speed of sound. This energy wave is used to target painful areas in musculo-skeletal tissues. The energy accelerates the healing process by switching on the body’s own healing mechanisms.
These healing mechanisms have often been interrupted when the body gets into a an inflammatory cycle such as in a case of tendonitis.
Find out if our Plantar Fasciitis Program is right for you. Request a free call-back today.

This program may be the solution for you if:
Your are struggling with ongoing pain in your heel or the sole of your foot.
Your pain is worse first thing in the morning and is slowing you down.
You are avoiding getting out and about for walks and just want to get back to normal.
You have been told to have an injection and would like to avoid this.
You are worried that your pain isn't getting better and it's getting you down.
You have tried other treatments, but the pain came back again.
Are you struggling with Plantar Fasciitis and not sure what to do or who to ask?
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Find The Real Cause Of Your Heel Pain
Plantar fasciitis isn’t just about pain in your heel. It’s often caused by underlying issues such as tight muscles, poor foot mechanics or overloading of the plantar fascia. Our clinicians carry out a thorough assessment to identify what’s contributing to your symptoms, allowing us to create a treatment plan that’s tailored to you.

Advanced Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave Therapy is a proven, non-invasive treatment for persistent plantar fasciitis. By stimulating the body’s natural healing response, it can help reduce pain, improve tissue repair and get you back on your feet sooner. It’s an excellent option for heel pain that hasn’t improved with rest or stretching alone.


Long-Term Relief
Our goal is to help you stay active without recurring heel pain. Alongside Shockwave Therapy, we’ll use hands-on treatment, movement advice and personalised rehabilitation exercises to improve foot function, reduce strain on the plantar fascia and lower the risk of future flare-ups.
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