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Foot arthritis is a common condition that can cause persistent pain, stiffness, and swelling in the joints of the feet. Because our feet support the entire body with every step, arthritis in this area can make walking, standing, or even simple daily activities uncomfortable. The good news is that most patients find lasting relief with non-surgical treatments. With the right approach — from lifestyle adjustments to advanced regenerative medicine — you can reduce pain, improve mobility, and get back to the activities you enjoy.
Yes. Many patients find relief through conservative treatments like supportive footwear, physical therapy, medications, and regenerative therapies. Surgery is typically only needed for advanced cases.
There isn’t a single “best” option, but a combination of supportive shoes, orthotics, anti-inflammatory treatments, and regenerative medicine can significantly reduce pain and improve function.
Regenerative therapies stimulate the body’s natural healing processes, helping to repair cartilage, reduce inflammation, and slow disease progression — offering a long-term solution without surgery.
Absolutely. Maintaining a healthy weight, wearing supportive shoes, and staying active with low-impact exercises like swimming or cycling can all help reduce arthritis pain.
Some patients notice improvement within weeks, while others may take several months of consistent care. Regenerative medicine often accelerates healing and provides longer-lasting relief.
If you experience ongoing foot pain, stiffness, or swelling that limits your daily activities, it’s time to see a specialist. Early treatment can help prevent further joint damage.
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