Foot pain can be extremely painful, but it is also very common among children, young adults, older adults, and elderly. The most common foot problems are plantar faciitis, achilles tendonitis, and heel pain.
When injuries occur it is important for these ligaments to heal appropriately so that chronic pain and instability do not develop. This is very important in young teenagers and athletes who want to participate in sports.
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We, United Foot and Ankle, strive to give our patients the best treatment options. If you or any loved ones are experiencing similar symptoms, please feel free to contact our office at (732) 979-2035. We are located in East Brunswick, Old Bridge, Keyport, Perth Amboy, and Bayonne.
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