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Extracorporeal shockwave therapy or ESWT is a specialist treatment for chronic and painful musculoskeletal conditions.
It is a procedure where shockwaves are passed through the skin to the injured area, using a special device. The shockwaves are mechanical and not electric; they are audible, low energy sound waves which work by increasing blood flow to the injured area. This helps to accelerate the body’s healing process.
At Newcastle Foot Clinic, the team are highly trained in administering ESWT and use state-of-the-art equipment. We have produced excellent results in alleviating pain and expediting the healing process in patients who have chronic conditions such as Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles Tendinopathy that have not responded to conventional treatments. It is a non-invasive treatment that is carried out in our clinics and can offer relief from pain and other symptoms.
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Established in 2003, our service is professional yet friendly.
We are Health Professionals Council registered and Craig Burton, Laurie & Michael are BSc honours level qualified.
We aim to treat your condition as quickly and efficiently as possible.
You will be asked to lie on your front. We will put some ultrasound gel on the injured area and then place the hand piece of the device over the surface of the skin and the gel. The ESWT is delivered using the hand piece and it delivers compressed air impulses through the ultrasound gel. Each treatment will take approximately 15 to 20 minutes. Most patients experience some pain during the procedure, you will be asked how much pain you are experiencing during the treatment and we will attempt to adjust the treatment to help manage this. The pain will stop at the end of your procedure.
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Following the treatment, you may experience bruising, swelling and numbness to the area that has been treated. These side effects should resolve within a week, before your next treatment.
After the treatment you will be able to get up and walk straight away. If you do experience discomfort following the shockwave treatment you can take over the counter painkillers (such as paracetamol) but you should avoid anti-inflammatory medication (such as aspirin and ibuprofen) and ice therapy, as these can interfere with the body’s healing process.
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"Having had problems with my feet for a while I had the Newcastle Foot Clinic recommended to me by a colleague. The service I received was fantastic, the chiropodist listened to my problems, he then examined my feet and explained why I was having problems. I have undergone a course of treatment and my feet have never been better. They offer exceptional value for money and I highly recommend them."
"After suffering with Plantar Fasciaitis for some time I went to see Craig at the Newcastle Foot Clinic to recieve 'shock wave treatment'. The results were unbelievable, for the first time in months I am pain free and that is after just one consultation. I found the clinic extremely professional and relaxing, Craig gave me a detailed description of the treatment as it was happening and advice on how to help avoid it. I cannot thank the Newcastle Foot Clinic enough, it's help me be mobile again. First class and very friendly."
"I had a very thorough consultation - a highly professional, friendly service. Lots of good advice. My appointment was followed up with a fitting of orthotic shoe inserts which are amazing. I can feel the difference already after just a couple of days. All in all, a brilliant service - very highly recommended!"
Newcastle Foot Clinic is a well established podiatry and chiropody service that provides a high standard of service for people across the North East.
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