Foot and Ankle Pain
Foot and ankle problems can affect your balance, walking pattern, and overall independence. Conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon pain, ankle sprains, and post-surgical stiffness often respond extremely well to targeted physical therapy. We focus on restoring strength, flexibility, and proper movement mechanics so you can walk comfortably and safely return to daily activities, exercise, and recreational sports.
Causes
Foot and ankle pain can affect balance, walking, and independence. Some of the most common causes include:
Plantar fasciitis (heel pain)
Achilles tendonitis or rupture
Ankle sprains and ligament injuries
Bunions or structural deformities
Arthritis in the foot or ankle joints
Stress fractures from repetitive activity
Poor footwear or improper mechanics
Peripheral neuropathy or nerve irritation
Weakness or imbalance affecting gait
Post-surgical recovery limitations
Symptoms
You may benefit from physical therapy if you’re experiencing:
Heel or arch pain, especially in the morning
Swelling, redness, or tenderness around joints
Instability or ankle “rolling”
Stiffness or difficulty bending the foot
Pain with walking, running, or standing
Weakness making it hard to push off while walking
Difficulty wearing shoes comfortably
Take the First Step Towards Pain-Free Movement
Foot and ankle pain shouldn’t hold you back. Contact us today to begin a personalized physical therapy plan designed to get you walking comfortably again.