
Foot Pain
Foot pain can range from a nagging ache in the heel first thing in the morning to constant burning nerve pain that disrupts sleep and makes walking a challenge. In many cases patients have been told to rest, given anti-inflammatories or steroid injections, and sent away without a clear explanation of what is actually wrong or what can be done to address it properly.
At Proback Clinic in Victoria, London, we take a different approach. Our practitioners combine advanced diagnostic assessment with a range of regenerative and non-surgical treatments – targeting the underlying structural, tendon, nerve or joint problem rather than managing symptoms around it. Whether the cause is plantar fasciitis, peripheral neuropathy, a tendon injury, joint degeneration or pain referred from the spine, we have a treatment approach tailored to it.
Initial consultation: £110 – includes examination, X-ray where required, and a full results appointment.
Treating Foot Pain
It goes without saying that we all need healthy, pain-free feet to get through daily life. That’s why even the mildest case of foot pain can feel pretty miserable. Foot pain is commonly caused by direct injury or trauma to the feet. Foot pain can also result from dysfunction in other related joints of the body. Poor movement and function in the low back, pelvis, hips, and knees can affect how we stand and walk, thus contributing to increased strain to the muscles and joints of the feet.
What Causes Foot Pain?
Most of us do not even think about the strain daily life puts on our feet. Wearing poorly fitted, tight shoes or high heels can all put our feet under stress and cause injuries over time. When we rely on our feet every single day, injuries caused by overuse are quite common. These are some of the conditions that can affect our feet:
- Achilles Tendinitis: an overuse injury affecting tissue connecting the calf muscle to the heel
- Bunions, Corns or Calluses
- Fallen Arches
- High Arches
- Bone Spurs: bony growths that can develop along the edge of bone
- Arthritis
- Metatarsal Syndrome: inflammation caused by overuse
- Plantar Fasciitis: inflammation in the tissue on the base of the foot
- Stress Fractures
- Morton’s Neuroma: a condition commonly affecting the 3rd or 4th toe, often caused as a result of wearing high-heels
- Hallux Rigidus: stiffening of the big toe
- Sciatica
- Gout: a complex arthritic condition which can cause sudden, severe pain
Peripheral Neuropathy: nerve damage causing burning, tingling, numbness or hypersensitivity – causes include diabetes, vitamin B12 deficiency, post-viral illness and idiopathic neuropathy
Symptoms of a Foot Injury
Sensations you may experience with a condition affecting the foot could be:
- Pins & Needles
- Tingling
- Weakness
- Aching
- Shooting Pains
- Stabbing Pains
- Generally painful feet: ranging from mild and infrequent, to chronic and constant.
- Burning sensation
- Numbness
- Night pain – pain that worsens at night or disturbs sleep
- Hypersensitivity to touch

Our Foot Pain Treatments
Heel and Arch Pain (Plantar Fasciitis)
Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Pain
Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common and stubborn causes of heel and arch pain. The plantar fascia – the band of connective tissue running from the heel bone to the base of the toes – develops micro-tears and chronic inflammation at its insertion point, often compounded by poor footwear, repetitive loading or biomechanical stress referred from higher up the kinetic chain.
Prolotherapy targets the enthesis directly – injecting a natural dextrose solution at the bone-tendon junction to stimulate collagen production and restore the structural integrity that chronic degeneration has compromised. Prolozone delivers medical-grade ozone into the affected tissue to reduce chronic inflammation and improve cellular oxygenation. Shockwave Therapy uses acoustic waves to break down calcific deposits and scar tissue, stimulate blood flow and accelerate repair. These three treatments are frequently combined for plantar fasciitis, producing significantly better outcomes than any single approach alone. All injections are performed under ultrasound guidance.
Tendon Pain (Achilles)
Achilles Tendinopathy and Tendon Pain
Achilles tendinopathy and tendinitis are common in active patients and those who spend long periods on their feet. Restricted blood flow to tendons slows the rate at which the body can repair damaged tissue, which is why Achilles injuries can become chronic without targeted treatment.
Shockwave Therapy uses a percussive tapping motion to stimulate blood flow and break down scar tissue at the tendon. K-Laser Therapy works at a cellular level to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes – developing new blood vessels in the surrounding tissue (neovascularisation) andreducing inflammation. Prolotherapy injected at the bone-tendon junction stimulates new collagen and strengthens the tendon insertion. All injections performed under ultrasound guidance.
Nerve Pain in the Foot
Morton’s Neuroma, Tarsal Tunnel and Peripheral Neuropathy
For foot pain with a nerve component – including Morton’s Neuroma, tarsal tunnel syndrome, plantar nerve entrapment and peripheral neuropathy – we offer three targeted treatments that address the nerve directly.
Ultrasound Guided Hydrodissection involves the precise injection of a natural dextrose solution around the affected nerve under live ultrasound guidance, mechanically separating the nerve from the surrounding tissue that has compressed or entrapped it. Particularly effective for Morton’s Neuroma and tarsal tunnel syndrome.
Neuro Prolotherapy (Perineural Injection Therapy) involves precise subcutaneous micro injections of a 5% dextrose solution along the superficial nerve pathways in the foot and lower leg, calming hypersensitised nerve fibres and reducing neurogenic inflammation.
Methylcobalamin B12 Injection Therapy is delivered directly around the affected nerve under ultrasound guidance, targeting the active neurological form of B12 precisely at the nerve interface where remyelination and repair is needed. Particularly relevant for diabetic peripheral neuropathy, idiopathic peripheral neuropathy, post-viral neuropathy and chemotherapy-induced neuropathy. The three treatments are frequently combined for comprehensive and lasting results.
Foot and Ankle Joint Pain
Arthritis, Joint Pain and Ankle Instability
Arthritis, joint degeneration and ankle instability in the foot respond well to regenerative injection therapy. Prolotherapy is a regenerative injection treatment that strengthens weakened ligaments and repairs damaged tendons – injecting a natural dextrose solution at the bone-tendon and bone-ligament junctions to stimulate the body’s own healing response. It is highly effective for chronic ankle instability, ligament laxity and joint degeneration in the foot. Prolozone delivers medical-grade ozone directly into the affected joint to reduce inflammation, improve oxygenation and support cartilage health. Both treatments are performed under ultrasound guidance.
Foot Pain from the Spine
Sciatica and Spine-Referred Foot Pain
Foot pain is not always caused by a problem in the foot itself. Sciatica – compression of the sciatic nerve or a nerve root in the lower back – can cause pain, weakness, tingling and numbness that travels from the lower back through the leg and into the foot and toes. Treating the foot in isolation will not resolve pain that originates in the spine.
Spinal Decompression Therapy applies computer-controlled traction to create negative intradiscal pressure, drawing herniated disc material away from the nerve root and allowing nutrients and oxygen back into the disc to restart healing from within. We have been performing Spinal Decompression since 2012 with over 15,000 cases and a 90% success rate. Prolozone and Prolotherapy to the paravertebral and sacroiliac structures address the underlying instability driving the nerve compression.

Injection Therapy
Methylcobalamin B12 Injection Therapy for Peripheral Neuropathy
For patients with peripheral neuropathy generating burning, tingling, numbness or hypersensitivity in the feet – particularly where conventional medication has not provided adequate relief – Methylcobalamin B12 injection therapy delivered to the affected nerve interface offers a clinically meaningful approach to nerve repair.
Methylcobalamin is the active neurological form of Vitamin B12 – the form the nervous system actually uses for nerve cell metabolism, myelin sheath maintenance and nerve conduction. When administered by standard oral supplement or intramuscular injection, the amount reaching the peripheral nerves of the foot at a therapeutic concentration is limited.
At Proback we deliver Methylcobalamin B12 in combination with Hydrodissection – injecting it directly around the affected nerve in the foot under live ultrasound guidance. This targets the B12 precisely at the nerve interface where remyelination and repair is needed, at a concentration and localisation that the systemic route cannot achieve.
B12 injection therapy for peripheral neuropathy is widely practised in neurology and pain medicine worldwide. Combined with our Neuro Prolotherapy and Prolozone approach it forms part of the most comprehensive non-surgical treatment programme for peripheral foot neuropathy available in London.
Particularly relevant for: Diabetic peripheral neuropathy, idiopathic peripheral neuropathy, post-viral neuropathy, chemotherapy-induced neuropathy, and any presentation of burning feet, tingling, numbness or night pain in the feet and lower legs.
Why Patients Choose Proback for Foot Pain Treatment London
When searching for “treatment for foot pain near me”, patients choose Proback Clinic because we provide:
- Over 10,000 ultrasound guided regenerative injection procedures performed
- Spinal Decompression since 2012 – 15,000+ cases, 90% success rate
- Official UK Training Partner of the European School of Prolotherapy
- Two ultrasound machines for real-time guided injections
- Same-day consultation, results and treatment available
- Evening and weekend appointments – Victoria, Central London
- No surgery, no steroids, no synthetic drugs
Foot Pain Treatment Near Me – Proback Clinic London
If you’ve been searching for:
- Foot pain treatment London
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…then Proback Clinic in London Victoria is here to help. Our highly experienced team is ready to guide you from pain to recovery.
FAQs
The most effective approach for plantar fasciitis combines Prolotherapy to the fascia insertion, Prolozone to reduce inflammation and improve tissue oxygenation, and Shockwave Therapy to break down scar tissue and stimulate blood flow. A thorough assessment is needed to confirm the diagnosis and identify any contributing factors from the knee, hip or lower back. Most patients begin to notice improvement within the first two to three sessions.
Yes. At Proback we treat peripheral neuropathy using a combination of Hydrodissection, Neuro Prolotherapy and Methylcobalamin B12 injection therapy delivered directly around the affected nerve under ultrasound guidance. This approach targets the nerve at the point where repair is needed, without systemic medication. It is particularly effective for diabetic peripheral neuropathy, idiopathic neuropathy and post-viral nerve pain.
Morton's Neuroma is a thickening of the tissue around one of the nerves leading to the toes, most commonly between the third and fourth toe. It is often caused by compression from tight footwear or high heels. At Proback we treat it with ultrasound guided Hydrodissection to release the nerve from the surrounding compressed tissue, combined with Neuro Prolotherapy to calm the sensitised nerve fibres. All procedures are performed under live ultrasound guidance.
This depends on the condition, its severity and how long it has been present. For technology treatments such as Shockwave and Laser, many patients notice meaningful improvement from the second or third session. For regenerative injections, the body's repair process continues to develop over four to six weeks following each treatment. Your practitioner will give you a realistic treatment plan at your results appointment before you commit to anything.
Morning pain that eases after a few minutes of walking is a classic presentation of plantar fasciitis – the plantar fascia tightens overnight and pulls on the heel bone insertion when you first stand. If the pain does not ease, or is accompanied by burning, tingling or numbness, a nerve component should also be assessed. A thorough examination will clarify the diagnosis and allow us to recommend the most appropriate treatment approach.
Yes. Sciatica – compression of the sciatic nerve or a lumbar nerve root – commonly causes pain, tingling, weakness and numbness that radiates from the lower back through the leg and into the foot and toes. If your foot pain is accompanied by back or leg symptoms, or if treatment directed at the foot alone has not helped, a spinal assessment should be included. We assess the full kinetic chain at consultation.
Your initial consultation is £110 and includes a full case history, clinical examination, standing X-rays where required, and a results appointment where your practitioner explains the findings and recommends a treatment plan. There is no obligation to proceed with treatment at that appointment. Same-day consultation, results and first treatment are available for patients travelling from outside London – the full process takes approximately two and a half hours.
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