Foot pain can make walking, running, or even standing uncomfortable and can come from a variety of causes, including injuries, overuse, or underlying conditions. The feet bear the body's weight daily, so any issue affecting them can impact mobility and overall comfort.

Injuries such as sprains, strains, or fractures can occur from trips, falls, or accidents. Overuse from repetitive activities, like running or prolonged standing, can lead to sore muscles or conditions like stress fractures. Common foot conditions, including plantar fasciitis (heel pain) and bunions (bony bumps on the big toe), often cause discomfort. Other factors, such as poorly fitting shoes, arthritis, or nerve-related issues, can also contribute to foot pain.

Treatment depends on the cause but often begins with simple measures. Resting the foot and avoiding activities that worsen pain can promote healing. Ice or heat therapy can help reduce swelling and soreness. Wearing supportive footwear or using custom insoles can relieve pressure on the foot. Physical therapy exercises may improve strength and flexibility, helping to prevent future issues.

For persistent or worsening pain, medical intervention may be necessary. Specialized treatments such as injections, orthotics, or, in severe cases, surgery may be considered. Regenerative medicine options, including platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections or biologic treatments using fat or bone marrow-derived cells, may also help reduce inflammation and promote tissue healing.

If you’re experiencing ongoing foot pain, early treatment can prevent complications and improve mobility. Talk to our team to find the best treatment plan for you.