Knee & joints
When should knee pain be assessed?
The knee is one of the hardest-working, weight-bearing joints in the body, so most people feel knee pain at some point. Much of it passes with rest; some of it is a message worth hearing early.
Our services
Foot & ankle
Ankle sprains, heel and sole pain, and toe deformities assessed.
Your feet and ankles carry your whole body, and any problem there changes the way you walk and can affect the knees and back.
At Mazoon we assess foot and ankle pain with a careful examination, review your gait, footwear and daily activity, then set a clear treatment and follow-up plan.
Conditions we assess
- Recurrent ankle sprains
- Heel pain and plantar fasciitis
- Achilles tendinitis
- Toe deformities such as bunions
- Sole pain and flat feet
- Foot and ankle fractures and injuries
When should you see a doctor?
- Difficulty bearing weight after a sprain or fall
- Heel pain on the first morning steps lasting weeks
- Recurring ankle swelling
- A change in the shape of the foot or toes that grows over time
In an emergency, go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
What to expect at your visit
- 1Book your visit
Pick a day and time, or call us.
- 2Clinical assessment
Symptoms and history reviewed.
- 3A clear plan
Diagnosis and options explained.
- 4Follow-up
Follow-up under your plan.
Questions about this service
The ligament may stay weak after the first sprain if it was not rehabilitated well. Assessment helps build a programme that restores stability.
Yes. It is often linked to plantar fasciitis and usually improves with a non-surgical plan after diagnosis.
It helps. Your shoes show the doctor how pressure is distributed across your foot.
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Our team is ready to answer you and arrange the right examination for your case.