Treatment for Foot and Leg Pain in Santa Clarita

Oftentimes, pain in your feet and legs is indicative of a condition that affects your lower back, hip, or pelvic region. Your legs and feet hold the weight when you stand and move, so experiencing pain in these areas is quite common. The type of pain and the intensity will vary depending on what is causing it. Pain can range from mild to severe, and from short-term to chronic. Our team is equipped with a wide variety of experts who will work to identify what is causing your pain and treat it accordingly.

If you have been experiencing foot and leg pain, call our office at (661) 288-0022 and we will make sure you receive the treatment you need. You can also reach us in the contact box below.

Typically, Unruh Spine Centers sees that foot and leg pain is caused by injury, such as a sports injury, overuse, or an underlying condition in which the bones, ligaments, or tendons are inflamed. It can also be caused by lifestyle choices, like wearing shoes that don’t fit properly or place too much pressure on the toes frequently. As for your legs, it is particularly common to experience pain in the lower parts of the leg that carry a lot of the weight in your daily activities. Pain in the upper legs is typically caused by a muscle sprain or strain.

What ever the cause of your foot and leg pain may be, you are in good hands with our chiropractic care specialists and our experts in podiatry and orthotics. We will not treat your foot and leg pain separately from the rest of your body, but will look at the bigger picture of your health in order to discover the root cause and promote long-term healing. This dedication to holistic and natural treatments in hopes of relieving symptoms without creating new ones is what sets us apart from other spine centers, and why we were voted the best chiropractic office in Santa Clarita Valley twelve years in a row.

These are some of the treatments we offer to combat foot and leg pain:

• Chiropractic services
• Acupuncture
• Massage therapy
• Physical therapy
• Medical chiropractic care
• Pain management
• Podiatry and orthotics
• Prolotherapy
• Shockwave therapy
• Sports injury
• Medical services

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of doctor should I see for leg and foot pain?

You should consider seeing a chiropractor, orthopedic specialist, or podiatrist for leg and foot pain. Chiropractors can address alignment issues, while orthopedic specialists focus on bones and joints, and podiatrists specialize in foot and ankle conditions. Your choice may depend on the specific nature of your pain.

What helps severe leg and foot pain?

Severe leg and foot pain can often be alleviated through rest, ice application, compression, and elevation (RICE method). Stretching, strengthening exercises, and physical therapy may also help. If the pain persists, it's important to seek medical advice for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.
 

What pills can I take for painful legs and feet?

Over-the-counter options like NSAIDs (ibuprofen, naproxen) and acetaminophen are effective for general pain relief. For more severe or chronic conditions, a doctor may prescribe medications such as muscle relaxants or neuropathic pain medications. Always consult with a healthcare provider before starting any medication.
 

How do I stop nerve pain in my legs and feet?

Managing nerve pain in the legs and feet may involve a combination of medications, including over-the-counter pain relievers, prescription neuropathic pain medications, and anti-inflammatory drugs. Physical therapy, lifestyle changes (like improved posture and stretching), and alternative treatments such as acupuncture can also provide relief. Consult a healthcare provider for personalized recommendations.
 

What causes leg and foot pain?

Leg and foot pain can be caused by a variety of factors, including muscle strain, poor circulation, nerve damage, or underlying conditions like arthritis or plantar fasciitis. Other causes may include injuries, such as sprains or fractures, overuse from physical activity, or issues with spinal alignment affecting the nerves. Chronic conditions like diabetes can also lead to nerve damage, resulting in pain. If the pain is persistent or severe, it's important to consult a healthcare provider for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.