Understanding Ankle Pain
Ankle pain is a frequent complaint that can limit mobility, disrupt daily activities, and impact overall quality of life. It can develop suddenly from an injury or gradually due to wear and tear. Common causes of ankle pain include:

• Ligament sprains or tendon strains

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• Ankle instability

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• Arthritis or joint degeneration

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• Tendonitis or bursitis

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• Fractures or stress injuries

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• Flat feet or abnormal gait mechanics

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• Previous ankle injuries that didn't heal properly

Identifying the underlying cause is key to developing an effective, long-term treatment plan.


Our Treatment Approach
We take a comprehensive, individualized approach to treating ankle pain, targeting both symptom relief and the root cause. Your treatment plan may include:

• Detailed physical examination and diagnostic imaging (X-ray, MRI, or ultrasound)

• Physical therapy focused on strength, balance, and flexibility

• Anti-inflammatory medications or targeted injections

• Bracing or orthotic support for improved alignment

• Minimally invasive interventions when appropriate

• Gait training and biomechanical analysis

• Regenerative therapies (e.g., PRP or biologic treatments) in select cases

We work closely with you to restore function, reduce pain, and prevent future injury. Contact our office to schedule a consultation and explore your treatment options.