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Common Causes of Foot Pain 2

We treat foot pain at our clinic and help patients to regain the ability to walk without pain or discomfort and to improve their overall mobility. Foot pain is not something that is only experienced by seniors. Instead, people of all ages can experience it from time to time.

The goal is to visit our clinic as soon as possible so that we can properly diagnose you and begin the recommended treatment plan. As with all areas of health, the sooner you schedule an appointment, come in the more options that will be available to you in regards to treatment.

COMMON CAUSES OF FOOT PAIN

Foot pain can be caused by something incredibly simple like wearing the wrong type of shoes or by something more serious like diabetes. Since it is difficult to know why your symptoms are occurring it is best for you to come in for an examination.

Some common causes of foot pain include:

Foot pain is not something that you should ignore. Instead, visit our clinic for a diagnosis and treatment.

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