Your child comes home from football training limping. They say their heel hurts, but they cannot explain why. If you are a parent in Glasnevin or anywhere across North Dublin, this scenario probably sounds familiar. Heel pain in active children is surprisingly common, especially between ages 8 and 14. The good news is that it … Read more
That sharp stab in your heel when you get out of bed is hard to ignore. For patients across Blackrock and South Dublin, this is often the first sign that something is wrong with the plantar fascia. The frustrating part is that the pain seems to ease after a few minutes of walking, only to … Read more
You have tried the creams. You have used the foot files. Maybe you even bought one of those electric heel grinders from the chemist. And yet every few weeks, your heels are back to square one — rough, dry, and splitting open again. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. Cracked heels are one … Read more
Your child has started limping after football training. They are complaining about sore heels. They might even be walking on their toes to avoid the pain. You have tried rest. You have tried new runners. Nothing seems to stick. This is one of the most common concerns parents bring to us across our Dublin clinics. … Read more
You know the feeling. You swing your legs out of bed, put your feet on the floor, and that first step sends a sharp stab through your heel. You hobble to the bathroom. After a few minutes, it eases. By midday, you have almost forgotten about it. Then the next morning, it happens again. This … Read more
