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When Rehab Isn’t Working: What To Do Next | FootHouse Biomechanics Folkestone
Most people expect rehabilitation for foot pain, knee pain, Achilles tendinopathy or plantar fasciitis to follow a straight line: do the exercises, get stronger, feel better. But real recovery is rarely that simple. Progress can slow, plateau, or even go backwards. Leaving you feeling frustrated. The good news? A lack of progress doesn’t mean you’ve failed — and it doesn’t mean your body can’t improve. It usually means your rehab plan needs adjusting . This guide explains w
MrD.Smith MSc Biomechanic
Feb 203 min read


Ingrown Toenail Treatment & Nail Surgery Near Cheriton
Expert Care for Painful Toenails in Folkestone & East Kent A painful ingrown toenail can significantly affect day to day comfort, and many people in and around Cheriton experience this at some point. Ingrown toenails are one of the most common reasons patients seek urgent podiatry care, especially when pain, swelling, or infection starts to interfere with daily life. At FootHouse Podiatry & Biomechanics, we provide professional ingrown toenail treatment and nail surgery for p
kim smith
Jan 303 min read


Photobiomodulation (Laser Therapy) for Soft Tissue Injury and Autoimmune Pain
The Power of Light Understand how Photobiomodulation (Laser therapy) Supports Soft Tissue Healing and Its Role in Autoimmune Pain Syndromes. At FootHouse Podiatry & Biomechanics, we invest only in technologies that are clinically justified, evidence-based, and outcome-focused. One such technology is photobiomodulation (PBM), also known as medical laser therapy. Our clinic in Cheriton, Kent offers two of the most advanced PBM systems available: MLS / ASA MPHI 5 Class IV Laser
MrD.Smith MSc Biomechanic
Jan 154 min read


Custom Foot Orthotics, are they the Best Choice for you?
Are custom foot orthotics really the best solution for pain and injury? At FootHouse Podiatry and Biomechanics in Folkestone, we explain why the answer is usually yes—but not for the reasons you might think. This in-depth guide breaks down what “custom” and “bespoke” truly mean in clinical podiatry, why expertise matters more than technology, and how the right orthotic forms part of a complete, personalised rehabilitation plan.
MrD.Smith MSc Biomechanic
Jan 33 min read
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