PRIMUS PHYSIO
Plantar Fasciitis Treatment

Plantar Fasciitis Treatment

Expert treatment for heel pain, foot pain and plantar fasciitis — helping runners, gym-goers and active professionals recover faster.

Heel PainFoot PainRunning InjuriesMorning Heel Pain

What We Treat

Sharp heel pain in the morning
Pain when walking after rest
Foot pain after running
Pain after standing long periods
Tight calves
Recurring heel pain flare-ups

Common Causes

Running overload

Too much mileage too soon places excessive tension on the plantar fascia, causing micro-tears and inflammation.

Tight calf muscles

Limited ankle mobility and calf tightness increase tension on the plantar fascia with every step.

Foot mechanics

Flat feet or high arches alter how load is distributed through the foot, increasing fascia stress.

Sudden activity increase

A rapid increase in walking, running or standing — including new jobs, events or training blocks — is a common trigger.

How We Treat This Condition

Hands-on treatment for pain relief

Manual therapy to reduce heel pain, improve ankle mobility and settle the inflamed plantar fascia.

Foot and calf strengthening

Progressive loading exercises proven to reduce plantar fasciitis pain and build long-term resilience.

Calf mobility work

Improving ankle dorsiflexion to reduce tension on the plantar fascia during walking and running.

Running modifications

Adjusting training load and technique to allow recovery while keeping you as active as possible.

Long-term prevention strategies

Addressing the underlying cause so plantar fasciitis does not return.

What Patients Say

★★★★★

"This guy is amazing, I woke one morning and could not walk on my foot. Luqman knew instantly what it was, gave me exercises and I have never had any issues since. I would highly recommend."

— Lyndsey Edwards

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I keep walking with plantar fasciitis? +
Usually yes — but activity may need modifying. Complete rest often delays recovery. We advise on the right level of activity for your stage of healing.
Can I still run with plantar fasciitis? +
Often yes — but mileage and intensity may need adjusting temporarily. We create a return-to-running plan that keeps you moving.
How long does plantar fasciitis take to recover? +
Recovery varies, but most people improve significantly faster with proper physiotherapy than with rest alone. Many see improvement within 4–8 weeks.
Do I need a GP referral? +
No — you can book directly without a GP referral and be seen the same week.
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