Podiatry biomechanics examines how the muscles, bones, and joints of the lower limb and foot interact and move. These biomechanical factors can affect you in many ways, leading to problems such as foot, heel, or ankle pain and conditions like plantar fasciitis, bunions, and Achilles tendonitis.
Your gait can also be affected, and other injuries can often be incurred due to these biomechanical factors and interactions impeding your performance.
A biometric assessment podiatry examination investigates lower limb function, looking at all of the connecting parts that may display abnormalities that could cause pain and discomfort
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