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Ankle Arthritis Pain Treatment Specialists

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According to NUHS, an ankle sprain is one of the most common causes of ankle pain — making up 85 percent of all ankle injuries. We offer the most advanced interventional pain management techniques available, to cure your ankle pain.

What is Ankle Arthritis Pain? 

The ankle joint is the meeting of the bones of the leg and the foot and is responsible for the up and down motion of the foot. Ankle pain refers to any type of pain or discomfort in your ankles. This pain could be caused by an injury, like a sprain, or by a medical condition, like arthritis. 

Common Arthritis Ankle Pain Symptoms Include: 

  • Swelling 
  • Bruising 
  • Redness 
  • Numbness 
  • Burning pain 
  • Stiffness 
  • Weakness 

What Causes Ankle Arthritis Pain? 

Common causes of ankle arthritis pain include sprains or injuries. Rheumatoid arthritis, gout, osteoarthritis, and other types of arthritis can also cause ankle pain. Achilles tendonitis is another potential cause. 

We Accept Most Insurances 90%
Minimally Invasive Procedures 80%
Non-Surgical Procedures 70%
Affordable Treatment Options 65%

Our Approach to Care

Redesigning Care

Our 10+ Years of Experienced Specialists Determine The Cause Through Proper Advanced Pain Diagnostics Tests.
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Financial Incentives

Get Pain Relief Treatments From Most Trusted Physicians in Texas. Helps Patients of All Ages.
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Engaging Patients

Our Non-Surgical Treatment Services Are Affordable, Minimally Invasive, Nearly Painless Procedure.
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We Determine The Cause Through Proper Advanced Pain Diagnostics Tests. We Treat The Pain Cause Using State-of-the-art Treatments.
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Ankle Arthritis Pain Diagnosis

To diagnose an ankle disorder, our experts will evaluate your symptoms, examine your ankle and foot, and ask about any recent injuries. To look for bone fractures or tendon tears, imaging tests may be needed.  

While most ankle sprains heal with a little TLC and at-home care, it’s important to know when the injury has progressed past that point. Do you have ankle pain that has lasted longer? Visit us and relieve yourself of pain with interventional pain management plans.