Foot & Ankle Pain Treatments in Jacksonville

Reducing Daily Foot & Ankle Pain

Amazing Spine Care might be your first choice already for chiropractic treatments. But did you know that we also specialize in other forms of care and treatment, like those that can help with foot and ankle pain? If you have been bothered by foot and ankle pain that won’t seem to go away with home remedies or options from your primary care physician, then it is time to see the differences that we can make.

Call (904) 320-0808. No doctor’s referral is needed.

What Causes Foot & Ankle Pain?

Foot and ankle pain can be caused by a variety of health issues, injuries, and commonplace problems Before we begin treatments, our specialists might first instruct you to perform basic movements and exercises, so we can get a better understanding of the injury’s cause. We can also review any notes that your medical provider wrote about your foot or ankle injury if available.

Common causes of foot and ankle pain include:

• Poorly fitting shoes
• Sports injury
• Normal joint wear
• Incorrect posture
• Unusual walking gait
• Osteoarthritis
• Flat feet
• Diabetes
• Bone spurs
• And more

Treatments for Foot & Ankle Pain

Some of these causes of foot and ankle pain are more easily remedied than others. For example, if your foot pain is caused by bad shoes, then physical therapy and a new set of shoes might help. However, more deeply rooted causes could require more involved treatment plans.

At Amazing Spine Care, we are equipped to help people with all sorts of foot and ankle pains from various sources. With many treatment options, we are confident that we will have a way to help you feel less foot and ankle pain each day.

Treatments that could help with your foot and ankle pain can include:

• Chiropractic treatments: If your foot or ankle pain is caused by an unhealthy posture, stance, or gait, then chiropractic care could help. A regimen of spinal adjustments could help you stand and walk in ways that put less pressure on your legs, ankles, and feet.
• Physical therapy: Different forms of physical therapy can help with ankle or foot pain caused by injuries and soft tissue irritation.

When to Seek Foot or Ankle Pain Treatments

Foot and ankle pain can be irritating, but it isn’t always serious. In many cases, mild pain will resolve itself after a few days or even hours. How do you know if your ankle or foot pain is serious enough to seek treatment?

Your foot or ankle pain might require specialized treatments if it:

• Stops you from performing normal, day-to-day activities.
• Gets worse even after long periods of rest.
• Recedes but then returns, again and again.
• Lasts for a week without any signs of improvement.
• Causes immediate severe pain, swelling, or redness.
• Could be a diabetes-related complication.

Learn About Ankle & Foot Pain Treatments

For ankle or foot pain treatments in Jacksonville, look no further than Amazing Spine Care. We are here to help you relieve day-to-day pain in more than just your spine! Trust our team of treatment experts and chiropractors who use noninvasive treatments to restore bodily function and mobility without the need for surgery or prescriptions. We would be honored to help you get back to walking without pain.

Call (904) 320-0808 or contact us onlinefor more information.

Foot & Ankle Pain FAQ

• What can I do if my foot or ankle hurts?
  The first thing that you should do is keep weight off the aching foot and apply an icepack for 15 minutes. If the swelling or pain gets worse or does not respond to over-the-counter painkillers, then you should go to urgent care.
• What is the most common foot or ankle injury?
  Plantar fasciitis affects millions of people each year. This injury involves the fascia tissue in the foot’s arch becoming inflamed, which can cause heel and ankle pain.
• How can I know if my ankle sprain is serious?
  A Grade 3 ankle sprain involves a ligament tear. This sprain severity will usually result in immediate, strong pain that makes it nearly impossible to put weight on the foot. Grade 2 and 1 sprains will cause swelling and lingering pain but should start to feel better with homecare remedies.