need an osteopath

Just The One

Can anyone reccommend a good osteopath in the Dunshaughlin/meath/dublin area please.

siochain

http://www.osteopathy.ie/winton.htm ,

I can recomend him.

63587614

Hi guys can anyone recommend a podiatrist in Dublin to sort out foot problem and lower anterior tybia complaint. Suffering for long time guys any help, much appreciated.

siochain

an osteo might be a good place to start, as they check your whole body alignment and will treat the problem and not the symptoms. Good luck…

cltt97

I used to go to this one
Dolan Dr James A
191 Howth rd Killester 3 Co. Dublin
(01)8335962

He's very good.

63587614

Well lads, thought I should reply after my visit to the Podiatrist in the Dundrum area. Firstly my problem is shin splints in my lower right leg or over loading in the anterior tybialis muscle.

So this therapist immediately suggested building his own custom orthotics. He followed up with, they're not guaranteed to work and that he does not work under pressure so will take 2/3 weeks to create followed by a period of 6 wks in order to break them in.

Basically he said I was screwed because of my flat feet and that having already injured my knee I will never be fully fit.

And the charge for all this 80Eur Deposit followed by 220Eur to claim the custom orthotics.

I just want to ask is this the norm>

goldfish007

Hey guys,
why arent u going to a physiotherapist??? This is exactly what the do....more so than an osteopath..

Lil' Smiler

63587614 wrote: »

Well lads, thought I should reply after my visit to the Podiatrist in the Dundrum area. Firstly my problem is shin splints in my lower right leg or over loading in the anterior tybialis muscle.

So this therapist immediately suggested building his own custom orthotics. He followed up with, they're not guaranteed to work and that he does not work under pressure so will take 2/3 weeks to create followed by a period of 6 wks in order to break them in.

Basically he said I was screwed because of my flat feet and that having already injured my knee I will never be fully fit.

And the charge for all this 80Eur Deposit followed by 220Eur to claim the custom orthotics.

I just want to ask is this the norm>

Yes that is dirt cheap compared to the cost of mine. Mine were around the same price but had to pay €80 for each visit to him where my feet were padded, went to him twice a week for 2 weeks and then I had a biomechanical exam where he scanned my feet to make the orthotics that was €150..count yourself lucky

Just be thankful you don't have back problems too, I highly recommend orthotics

Lil' Smiler

Just The One wrote: »

Can anyone reccommend a good osteopath in the Dunshaughlin/meath/dublin area please.

What is your reason for going to an Osteopath??