Hurst Podiatry Blog

I have a heel spur, is that a problem?

Probably not. Many people have heel spurs, and it is a bit of misconception that they are a huge problem. It is possible if the spur fractures or gets large enough to interfere with surrounding anatomy that they become a problem but, in most cases, they exist without causing any problems. If you think they might be causing you can issue, or you just want to check we’re very happy to walk you through what can and needs to be done.

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Is focused shockwave therapy new? Is it proven?

Focused shockwave technology is not new. It has been used in medicine for decades, originally to break up kidney stones,…

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What conditions does shockwave therapy treat?

Shockwave therapy can be used for a wide range of foot and ankle conditions, including plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, Morton’s neuroma, shin splints, heel…

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How much does shockwave therapy cost?

Shockwave therapy — whether radial or focused — is $54 per session. This is in addition to your standard consultation…

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