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Learn more about some common treatable symptoms
Foot pain is a common problem that can affect people of all ages. The feet support the body during standing, walking, and physical activity, so even small changes in foot mechanics or joint function can lead to discomfort
Heel pain is one of the most common foot complaints and can affect people of all ages. The discomfort is usually felt beneath the heel or around the back of the heel and may develop gradually or after increased activity
Pain in the ball of the foot affects the area beneath the metatarsal heads, which are the bones located just behind the toes. This part of the foot absorbs significant pressure during walking, running, and standing
Arch pain refers to discomfort felt along the inner side of the foot between the heel and the ball of the foot. The arch plays an important role in supporting body weight and absorbing shock during walking
Ankle pain can affect people of all ages and may develop following injury, overuse, or changes in foot and lower limb mechanics. The ankle joint plays an important role in movement and weight transfer during walking, running, and standing
Pain around the big toe joint can make walking uncomfortable and may limit movement in the forefoot. The big toe joint plays a key role in propulsion during walking and running, helping the body move forward during each step
Calf pain can occur for several reasons and may develop during physical activity or gradually over time. The calf muscles play an important role in walking, running, and absorbing forces through the lower limb
Knee pain is a common musculoskeletal complaint and may develop as a result of injury, overuse, or changes in movement patterns within the lower limb. The knee joint plays a central role in weight transfer during walking, running, and other physical activities
Hip pain can arise from several different structures around the hip joint and may develop gradually or following physical activity. The hip plays a key role in stability and movement during walking, running, and standing
Lower limb pain refers to discomfort affecting any part of the leg, including the foot, ankle, calf, knee, or hip. Because these structures work together during walking and movement, problems affecting one part of the lower limb can sometimes influence other areas
Foot pain when walking is a common problem and may develop when the structures of the foot are subjected to repeated stress during movement. Because walking places significant forces through the feet, even small changes in foot mechanics can sometimes lead to discomfort
Balance and stability depend on the coordinated function of the feet, ankles, muscles, and nervous system. The feet play an important role in maintaining stability by providing sensory feedback and supporting the body during standing and walking
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