It’s important not to run through the pain and come and see us early, otherwise the issue can get worse resulting in a longer period of rehabilitation before return to activity.
Shin Pain
Diagnosing shin pain
We understand how painful shin pain can be, particularly after exercise. It often starts when people are getting back into exercise or when you suddenly increase the distance or pace of your running. It can be caused by wearing poorly fitting trainers that don’t cushion and support your feet in the right way. Other times it’s triggered by having flat feet, feet that roll inwards (pronation) or tight calf muscles, weak ankles or tight Achilles tendon.
We offer a wide range of treatments, including supportive inserts for your shoes (orthotics) to reduce the pressure on your shins. With shin pain, it’s important to plan your return to regular activity and build it up gradually – don’t do too much, too soon.
Our complete treatment service
Book an appointment
You can book your appointment directly or be referred by your healthcare professional.
Pre-consultation evaluation
This is a form usually sent to you by email with confirmation of your appointment.
Consultation
This is your assessment by a member of the team.
Diagnosis
Further tests may be necessary to evaluate severity, such as an X-ray.
Personal treatment plan
This is tailored to treat your injury and provide optimal rehabilitation. It may include specific exercises, footwear advice and insoles.
SOS
We’re here to help you should your need further support.