Foot & Ankle Treatment In Patna

This is the classic symptom of Plantar Fasciitis. The thick band of tissue on the bottom of your foot tightens overnight and severely pulls on the heel bone when you take your first step.

Treatment involves aggressive calf stretching, wearing supportive shoes, using night splints, and sometimes steroid injections. Treatment is very rarely needed.

Both cause massive swelling and bruising. If you absolutely cannot put any weight on it, or if there is an obvious deformity or pain directly on the bony bumps, an X-ray is required to check for a fracture.

For active individuals, surgical repair is highly recommended to reattach the tendon and restore push-off strength. Older, inactive patients may heal with prolonged casting.

Orthotics are custom-molded shoe inserts designed to perfectly support your unique foot arch and correct biomechanical imbalances that cause foot, knee, and back pain.

Yes. While some people with flat feet have no pain, the collapsed arch can place severe stress on the inside of the ankle and knee, leading to tendinitis and arthritis over time.

A bunion is a painful bony bump that forms on the joint at the base of your big toe, often caused by genetics and wearing tight, narrow shoes.

While there is post-operative swelling, modern surgical techniques and nerve blocks have made bunion correction Treatment highly successful with very manageable recovery pain.

A severe (Grade 3) sprain involves completely torn ligaments and can take 3 to 6 months to fully heal, requiring extensive physical therapy to restore balance.

This is called Chronic Ankle Instability, usually caused by previous sprains that stretched the ligaments too far. It is treated with bracing, balance therapy, or surgical ligament tightening.