Do You Suffer From Ankle Pain?

• Due to its prominent role in the transfer of force from the ground through your legs, ankle dysfunction, even if pain is not felt in the ankle, can lead to lower back pain, knee pain, hip pain AND foot pain.
• Many people consider an ankle sprain an insignificant injury. However, the complications associated with ankle sprains have been shown to lead to much more serious issues with the lower back, hips and knees if not rehabilitated properly.
• Research shows that the sooner one receives treatment for ankle pain, the sooner it is resolved and the less it costs.

A Few Questions For You about Ankle Pain

• Does ankle pain prevent you from doing things you love or need to do? 
• Activities commonly limited by ankle pain include: Standing, walking, ascending/descending stairs, getting dressed, running, exercising, sports, work-related activities, squatting and jumping.
• Have you tried new shoes, rest, over-the-counter medications, pain killers, muscle relaxers, injections or even surgery for your ankle pain without the relief you want and need?
• Have you received physical therapy for your ankle in the past without the results and experience you were hoping for?
• Are you worried that, if this ankle pain continues, it will have a lasting negative impact on your health, well-being and overall quality of life?
• Would permanently fixing your ankle issue bring needed value to your life?

Do You Suffer From Foot Pain?

• If strength, mobility and coordination throughout the foot are not maintained properly, then one can be at much greater risk for injury.
• Dysfunction in one or more of the multiple joints in the foot can quickly lead to pain and dysfunction in the ankles, knees, hips, lower back and even the neck.
• More often than not, foot pain starts off as a nagging pain that “comes and goes,” but these pains can easily progress into much more serious and debilitating issues if left untreated.
• Research shows that the sooner one receives treatment for foot pain, the sooner it is resolved and the less it costs.

A Few Questions For You about Foot Pain

• Does foot pain prevent you from doing things you love or need to do?
• Activities commonly limited by foot pain include: Standing, walking, running, exercising, sports, ascending/descending stairs, work-related activities, driving, squatting and jumping.
• Have you tried new shoes, orthotic insoles, resting, over-the-counter medications, pain killers, muscle relaxers, injections or even surgery for your foot without the relief you want and need?
• Have you received physical therapy for your foot in the past without the results or experience you were hoping for?
• Are you worried that, if this foot issue is not resolved, it will have a lasting negative impact on your health, well-being and overall quality of life?
• Would permanently fixing your foot issue bring needed value to your life?