Ankle & Foot Pain

Ankle injuries are prevalent for those that are active. Many athletes experience sprains and fractures. Ankle arthritis is also a common condition many patients develop as they age or after a sports injury. Ankle injuries can happen at any time, from stepping wrong off a curb or being surprised by a hole in the grass at the dog bark; anyone is at risk of injuring their ankle. Unfortunately, when you experience these injuries, your mobility and ankle functionality will decrease substantially. Ankles and feet are incredibly vulnerable to twists, strains, and fractures.

How We Can Help Relieve Ankle & Foot Pain

Treatments for ankle injuries usually consist of surgeries and ankle fusion, leading to damaged or lost cartilage near the ankle bones. These treatments can also be unbearable, and the recovery process may not produce the expected results. At Granite Bay Medical Center in, Roseville, our Stem Cell Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy have helped many people recover from ankle and foot injuries. Our program offers patients an alternative to ankle surgeries and fusions. Our Stem Cell Therapy can be beneficial when improving tendon and ligament injuries.

Benefits Of Stem Cell Therapy For Ankle & Foot Pain

With a foot or ankle injury, you could face a lot of downtime for it to heal correctly. With our Stem Cell Therapy, we can stimulate your body's natural healing process. It seems to have great potential for reducing pain and inflammation, increasing range of motion, and accelerating a patient's recovery. We have seen a drastic improvement in patients' injuries and progress who have chosen to participate in our Stem Cell Therapy. Some of the most common conditions that our Stem Cell Therapy may improve are:

• Arthritis
• Peroneal Tendon Tear or Split
• Ligament Sprain or Tear
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Fractures
• Bunions
• Achilles Tendonitis / Runner’s Injury
• Ankle Sprains

If you are suffering from any of these conditions or have not found a treatment that can provide pain relief, the doctors at Granite Bay Medical Center in Roseville may help you. So, if you are considering this program, the best way to find out if your ankle or foot condition qualifies is to contact our office at (916) 304-6600.