Nicole Reilly therapist on Natural Therapy Pages
Member since 2008

Nicole Reilly

Sole Therapy

Clicking on the Send Me Details Now button opens an enquiry form where you can message Nicole Reilly directly

Send Me Details Now
Sole Therapy offers treatment for Men's podiatry issues. If you have niggling foot or knee pain, call now to book - your feet will thank you for it.

Sole Therapy - Men's Foot Health

Focus areas

Callus Inflammation Chronic pain Seniors Adults Hip pain



Foot pain isn’t gender-specific and although there’s a lot of attention given to what high heels do to women’s feet, men are just as vulnerable to foot pain. Men tend to ignore the warning signs of foot and ankle problems until they start to inhibit movement and slow them down.

Our feet are under a lot of pressure daily and they need to be cared for, especially if you’re standing all day, work in heavy industry or play regular sport. Our feet become more sensitive as we age, so ensuring they’re healthy is imperative - it’s important for men to know that foot pain is not normal, and that most foot and ankle conditions are more readily treated when diagnosed early on.

Foot conditions commonly experienced by men include:

ANKLE SPRAINS

Sporting and day-to-day activities such as walking on an uneven surface can cause ankle pains and strains in men.

HALLUX RIGIDUS

Hallux rigidus is the stiffening of the big toe joint – it’s a sign of poor big toe and foot function and can lead to Osteoarthritis.

HEEL PAIN/HEEL SPUR (PLANTAR FASCIITIS)

Inflammation of the fibrous connective tissue (fascia) on the bottom of the foot, is most often caused by excessive pronation (rolling in of the foot and ankle) and ill-fitting shoes.

ACHILLES TENDON PAIN

Achilles tendonosis leads to activity-related pain at the back of the heel. It is most common in men who run, play squash or basketball and its incidence increases with age.

ARTHRITIS

The knee is the most common of all the joints to be affected by osteoarthritis. It creates chronic pain in the knee, especially during movement.

PATELLOFEMORAL SYNDROME

Overuse and overexertion injuries leading to a combination of patellar tendon strain, torn cartilage, and a kneecap that’s misaligned can lead to this syndrome.

TORN CARTILAGE

Overexertion or trauma to the knee can tear the menisci. Torn meniscus causes sharp pain in the knee, and it may lock up over time.

A STRAIN OR SPRAIN OF THE KNEE LIGAMENTS OR MUSCLES

Most often caused by a blow to or severe twist of the knee.

TENDONITIS

Activities like running, jumping, cycling, or team sports can cause tendonitis, or inflammation of the tendons, the connective tissue that links muscle to bone

LOWER BACK PAIN

Lower back pain originates in the lumbar or sacral regions of the spine and may imply nerve or muscle irritation or bone lesions.

 

If you feel as though your feet or knees could be in better shape, visit our website or call and book with a Podiatrist at Sole Therapy – your feet will thank you for it.

Nearby Practitioners

View all
The Soul-Full Mind College therapist on Natural Therapy Pages
Member since 2023

The Soul-Full Mind College

Focus areas

Wellbeing Mental health Depression
Circle of Friends Healing Centre therapist on Natural Therapy Pages
Member since 2007

Circle of Friends Healing Centre

Focus areas

Past life healing Spirituality Energy
Basin Mobile Massage therapist on Natural Therapy Pages
Member since 2016

Basin Mobile Massage

Focus areas

Tight muscles Stroke Relaxation
Beth Little - Mind and Body therapist on Natural Therapy Pages
Member since 2012

Beth Little - Mind and Body

Focus areas

Private health Muscle pain Headaches
Karen O'Neill therapist on Natural Therapy Pages
Member since 2006

Karen O'Neill

Focus areas

Allergies Movement Resilience

Click on Send Me Details Now to get started

Send Me Details Now

Service categories