Ankle and foot pain: can typically be caused by acute injury, repetitive stress as in running or sports, or by other parts of the body referring pain to that area. It can even be caused by improper footwear or by the way you walk. Finding the cause and getting the appropriate treatment is essential in helping you move around the city with ease and without pain.—Dr. Kessler

Foot Pain

Like the wrist, its analog in the upper body, the ankle is a very complicated structure. But unlike the wrist, the ankle has the added stress of bearing the weight of the body above, so correct biomechanics and structure are even more important. It is very common for ankle sprain/strain injuries to become a chronic, recurring problem if not rehabilitated properly.

The nerves of the lumbar plexus, which run from both sides of the spine in the low back, run all the way to the toes. Compression of one of these nerves can cause pain anywhere in the leg or even into the ankle and foot. This is commonly known as sciatica.

At Spine and Sports Medicine, conveniently located in midtown, we offer a comprehensive team approach unique in Manhattan. Our board-certified physical therapists work with our expert physicians, neurologist and chiropractors to manage your pain and solve the underlying cause. The team at Spine and Sports Medicine approaches your healthcare from every angle to provide an accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plan. If you are experiencing ankle pain, please call or email us today to make an appointment.

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