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Healing foot and leg pain, injury and arthritis

AS ONE of Australia’s leading musculoskeletal and sport podiatry companies, Foot and Leg Pain Clinics is having enormous success assisting people of all ages to end foot and leg pain, repair injury and regenerate arthritic joints.
Renowned for holistic patient attention, the clinics’ expertise is sought from far and wide.
They’ve been the chosen podiatrists for some of the world’s best athletes as well as assisting thousands of ordinary people.
Its Geelong clinic, located in Belmont, has assisted many from the city and right across the Bellarine Peninsula.
“We’ve had enormous success helping thousands of people with a range of foot and leg concerns, from athletes wanting to return to professional sport, to seniors who’ve suffered for years with pain and mobility issues, and others who’ve been previously told that surgery and medications are their only options,” said Dr David Kavanagh, who heads the Geelong clinic.
Combining 20 years of clinical experience with the very latest medical research and treatment options, including new regenerative therapies such as prolotherapy and platelet rich plasma (PRP), Foot and Leg Pain Clinics are able to specifically target what each individual requires to resolve their foot and leg concerns.
“We take a holistic approach to healing, looking past the symptoms and exploring underlying issues to treat the cause of people’s concerns.
“One size does not fit all when it comes to healing; appropriate diagnostic evidence and targeted individualised treatment plans are key to achieving optimal, long-term results.”
Anyone who suffers from heel pain or plantar fasciitis, knee pain, injury or arthritis, ankle, achilles or shin pain, adolescent growing pains, fractures, bunions, sports or soft tissue injuries should phone Foot and Leg Pain Clinics for expert treatment and advice on 1300 328 300.

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