The foot and ankle form a highly complex and mobile unit made up of 26 bones, over 30 joints, and dozens of ligaments and tendons. These structures coordinate to support weight, absorb impact, and allow smooth, stable movement.
When something disrupts this balance—whether due to injury, overuse, underlying conditions, or stress—it can lead to irritation, swelling, or instability. The pain may feel sharp, dull, throbbing, or radiating and may be triggered by motion, pressure, or long periods of standing or walking.
Since many conditions can affect similar areas, a
precise diagnosis is key to developing an
effective treatment plan. Getting to the origin of the issue can help relieve pain more efficiently and
restore confidence in every step.