Ankle Pain &
Instability
There are several ankle conditions that individuals can experience, ranging from minor issues to more severe injuries or chronic conditions. Ankle instability refers to a condition in which the ligaments and other supporting structures around the ankle are not able to provide adequate stability to the joint. This can result in recurrent episodes of the ankle "giving way" or feeling unstable, especially during activities that involve weight-bearing, walking, or sports.
The list below just some of the conditions and obtaining a correct diagnosis the required for success.
Conditions
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Ankle Sprains ( Acute & Chronic )
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Ankle Strains
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Osteochondral Lesions (OCD)
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Ankle Fractures
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Osteoarthritis
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RA Ankles
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Gout of Ankle
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Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
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Peroneal Tendonitis
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Ankle Impingement
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Posterior Tibial Dysfunction
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Synovitis of the Ankle
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Chronic Lateral Ankle Instability
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Chronic Medial Ankle Instability
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Deltoid Injuries
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Os trigonum syndrome
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Peroneal Tears/ Ruptures
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Nerve Impingement
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Tibial Tendon Tear/ Rupture
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Sinus Tarsi Syndrome
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Synovitis of the Ankle
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Syndesmotic injuries
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Ankle Equinus
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Syndesmotic injuries
Office Treatment
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Boot or Brace Therapy
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Casting or Splinting
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Injection Therapy
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Steroids​
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Toradol
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PRP ( Platelet Richie Plasma )
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Gelsyn-3
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Supartz FX
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Durolane
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Arizona Brace
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Shockwave Therapy
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Richie Brace
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Custom Ankle Foot Orthosis
Surgical Treatments
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Lateral Ligament Reconstruction- Chronic ankle instability
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Ankle & Subtalar Joint Arthroscopy
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Peroneal and Posterior Tibial Tendon
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Os trigonum removal
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OCD repair with microfracture
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Application of Ankle Allograft Cartilage ​
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Ankle Fusion
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Deltoid repair
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Removal Anterior Ankle Bone Spurs
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Removal of Soft Tissue Mass
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Removal of Gouty Tophi