Foot pain can make everyday activities such as walking, standing and exercising uncomfortable or limiting. Whether symptoms develop gradually through overuse or are linked to an injury or long-term condition, ongoing foot pain can affect both mobility and quality of life. At LivingCare, we provide specialist foot pain treatment in Sheffield and Leeds, offering consultant-led assessment and personalised care.

Foot pain refers to discomfort, stiffness or tenderness affecting the joints, bones, tendons, ligaments or soft tissues of the foot. The foot is a complex structure composed of multiple joints and weight-bearing surfaces, designed to provide stability, balance, and propulsion during movement.
Foot pain may occur suddenly following injury or develop gradually over time due to repetitive strain or degenerative change. In some cases, symptoms persist and become chronic foot pain that continues despite initial treatment. In the UK, GPs report that 3% of patients report foot and/or ankle pain. Specialist assessment helps identify whether pain originates from a specific joint, tendon, nerve, or soft-tissue structure, guiding appropriate foot pain treatment.
Symptoms vary depending on the cause but may include:
Foot joint pain can develop for a range of reasons, including:
Identifying the underlying cause is key to selecting the most effective treatment approach.
Mild foot pain may settle with rest, activity modification or physiotherapy. However, specialist assessment is recommended if pain persists despite conservative care, symptoms limit work, exercise or daily activities, or pain keeps returning. Early intervention can help prevent symptoms from becoming long term and support a more effective recovery.
Following a detailed consultation, your consultant may recommend one or more treatment options based on the cause of your symptoms. Our foot pain treatment in Sheffield and Leeds includes:
Foot injections are commonly used to reduce pain and inflammation in joints, tendons, bursae or around nerves in the foot. They may help improve comfort and mobility and support rehabilitation.
Ultrasound guidance enables precise delivery of injections to the affected structure, improving accuracy and targeting the source of pain.
Steroid injections may help reduce inflammation associated with conditions such as plantar fasciitis, bursitis or arthritis, providing symptom relief for some patients.
Hyaluronic acid injections aim to improve joint lubrication and cushioning and may be suitable for certain degenerative foot joint conditions.
PRP and Endoret therapies use components of your own blood to support tissue healing and may be considered for selected tendon or joint problems.
Your consultant will discuss which option is most appropriate and whether image-guided treatment is recommended.
Most people tolerate foot injections well and can return to gentle activities within 24 to 48 hours. Strenuous exercise and heavy loading are usually avoided for a short period to allow the treatment to settle.
By reducing pain and inflammation, foot pain treatment can help improve walking comfort, support physiotherapy and restore confidence in movement. The duration of relief varies by treatment and underlying condition.
Long-term foot health often involves a combination of treatment and rehabilitation. Strengthening exercises, appropriate footwear and addressing biomechanical factors can reduce the risk of pain returning. Managing underlying inflammatory or degenerative conditions also helps prevent persistent foot pain.
LivingCare offers rapid access to foot pain treatment in Sheffield and foot pain treatment in Leeds, with consultant-led care at modern facilities across both cities. Treatment is available on a self-pay basis or through private medical insurance.
If required, we can also arrange a private GP consultation and referral to support your care pathway.
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A foot pain injection involves delivering medication into a joint, tendon, bursa or around a nerve in the foot to reduce inflammation and relieve pain.
Adults with ongoing foot joint pain or chronic foot pain that has not improved with conservative treatments may benefit from specialist assessment and targeted treatment.
Yes. Ultrasound or X-ray guidance allows clinicians to visualise structures in real time, improving accuracy and targeting the source of pain.
Relief can last from several weeks to months, depending on the condition treated and the type of injection used.

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If you need any further tests, treatment or follow-up, we will help arrange these for you. If you require a copy of your report or images, please let us know and we will send these promptly.
Your healthcare journey in 4 easy steps
Get in Touch
Call us on Leeds 0113 2494655 or Sheffield 0114 7005811 or use our online booking form to send your enquiry and we will work to find a time that suits you
We Arrange Your Appointment
If you filled out our online booking form, one of our team will contact you within 2 hours with available appointment options. Once your appointment is booked, you will receive an email confirmation with all the details you need.
Attend Your Appointment
Attend your appointment at your chosen time with highly qualified clinicians. If your appointment requires a written report, this will be prepared and sent to you within 48 hours with the option to upgrade to 24 hours.
Aftercare and Follow-Up
If you need any further tests, treatment or follow-up, we will help arrange these for you. If you require a copy of your report or images, please let us know and we will send these promptly.
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With our self-pay service, there are no waiting lists - consultations are offered within 24 hours, with treatment within a week. All costs, including tests or scans, are quoted upfront with no obligation to proceed. Visit our Prices page for full details.
If using medical insurance, contact your provider to confirm coverage for all treatment stages before your first appointment. You’ll need a referral letter from your GP for a private procedure at The LivingCare Group. Once you have it, either you or your GP can book your first appointment with us.