Expert Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment in London
Personalised care for nerve-related foot pain caused by tarsal tunnel syndrome. Our London clinic provides structured, non-surgical and surgical options to address tibial nerve compression and associated symptoms.
What Is Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome?
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome (TTS) is a nerve compression condition that occurs when the posterior tibial nerve is compressed inside the tarsal tunnel—a narrow space on the inner side of the ankle. This condition is often compared to carpal tunnel syndrome of the wrist but affects the foot and ankle.
Tarsal tunnel syndrome symptoms may include:
- Tingling, burning, or shooting pain on the sole of the foot or inside of the ankle.
- Numbness or weakness in the foot.
- Symptoms may worsen at night or during activity.
A Tinel’s test or nerve conduction velocity study may be used for a diagnosis of tarsal tunnel syndrome, especially when symptoms are persistent or severe.
What Can Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment Help With?
We provide effective care for:
- Pain, burning, and numbness due to compression of the tibial nerve.
- Chronic inflammation and swelling around the ankle.
- Tingling sensations in the arch of the foot, heel, or bottom of the foot.
- Foot weakness caused by neuropathy of the tibial nerve.
- Symptoms of TTS that impact walking or daily function.
We customise each treatment plan to address the severity of symptoms and the underlying common causes, including trauma, arthritis, and flat feet.
How Does Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment Work?
We tailor every treatment approach based on your presentation, history, and severity:
Non-Surgical Options
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to reduce inflammation.
- Custom orthotics to relieve pressure on the tibial nerve.
- Immobilisation with braces or boots to allow healing.
- Physical therapy to improve flexibility and strength.
- Tinel’s test and imaging (MRI or ultrasound) to guide care.
Minimally Invasive Procedures
- Localised corticosteroid injections to relieve inflammation.
- Regenerative therapy (PRP or stem cell) to support tissue repair.
- Ultrasound-guided hydrodissection to reduce compression of the posterior tibial nerve.
Surgical Care
- Tarsal tunnel release is a procedure to relieve compression of the nerve.
- Debridement or removal of space-occupying lesions (ganglion cysts, varicose veins).
- Surgery is considered if conservative treatments fail or in cases of permanent nerve damage.
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment Overview
Here’s what your care journey looks like:
Initial Consultation
Includes full physical exam, Tinel’s sign testing, and imaging.
Diagnosis and Treatment
Early intervention prevents worsening of nerve injury.
Custom Treatment Plan
Tailored to your gait, anatomy, and lifestyle.
Ongoing Monitoring
Includes reassessments and feedback-driven therapy updates.
We take steps to ensure effective, early treatment to avoid injury or nerve damage.
Why Choose Us for Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment in London?
We offer the most advanced treatment options for tarsal tunnel syndrome in London, backed by cutting-edge diagnostics and integrative care.
Multidisciplinary Expertise
Our team includes orthopaedic consultants, foot and ankle surgeons, pain management specialists, and physiotherapists.
Evidence-Based Solutions
We apply the latest research and standards for the diagnosis of TTS, working closely with the specialists to ensure you receive coordinated care.
Personalised Therapy
Whether your symptoms are mild or complex, we offer options that restore function and minimise future recurrence.
Early Treatment Focus
Our protocols prioritise early intervention to halt the progression of tunnel syndrome, reducing the risk of permanent nerve damage.
Transparent Pricing for Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment
We believe in straightforward pricing with no hidden fees. Our services include:
- Initial Evaluation: Clinical exam, diagnostic tests, and consultations.
- Conservative Care: Ongoing therapy sessions, home protocols, and medication advice.
- Advanced Procedures: Image-guided injections or surgical options, if needed.
About the Institute of Medical Physics
The Institute of Medical Physics is a specialist clinic located in King’s Cross, London, focused on diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal and nerve-related conditions. Founded by Dr. Emanuel Paleco, the clinic combines clinical experience with research-informed protocols to support non-surgical and surgical treatment for conditions such as tarsal tunnel syndrome.
Our team includes specialists in orthopaedics, physiotherapy, and pain management. Together, we provide personalised care plans that emphasise early diagnosis, pressure reduction strategies, and long-term symptom support. Whether you are experiencing early nerve irritation or ongoing mobility challenges, we offer structured pathways designed to protect nerve health and restore daily comfort.
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