Overview
Foot and ankle problems can make walking painful. Many improve with footwear, physiotherapy and injections, while others need surgery.
Why it is done
- Bunions and toe deformities
- Ankle fractures and sprains that do not heal
- Achilles tendon problems
- Arthritis of the ankle or foot
- Flat feet and clubfoot
Treatment options
Options include shoe changes, insoles, physiotherapy, injections, fracture fixation, tendon repair, joint fusion and deformity correction.
After the surgery
You may need a cast or boot and crutches for several weeks. Physiotherapy helps restore strength and movement.
Risks
Risks include infection, wound problems, nerve injury, blood clots and stiffness.
At KIH
KIH's orthopaedic team assesses and treats foot and ankle conditions.
This information is for general education. Your doctor will explain whether this treatment is suitable for you, and its benefits and risks. For a medical emergency, call +92-51-8446666 or go to the nearest emergency department.
