Annapolis Foot and Hand Pain Specialists

Pain in the extremities is, unfortunately, quite common. Millions of Americans deal with conditions ranging from sprains to arthritis pain. Much of the time, pain resolves itself with intentional inactivity. If the symptoms persist, though, it is essential to consult a medical provider about treatment.

Frequently, the pain manifests as a dull ache, which can transform into sharp jolts or tingling sensations. The severity of the pain will vary for each person, though it usually comes with inflammation and tenderness in the tendons. Some additional symptoms may include:

• Cramps

• Joint pain

• Loss of sensation

• Rash

• Skin infections

• Swelling

• Twitching

• Weakness

There is no single cause of hand or foot pain. Many times, direct injury or trauma will result in discomfort. It may also be subtle, such as overuse of a joint through repeated motions. Some of the potential causes include, but are not limited to: tendonitis, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, and arthritis.

One of the most common sources of foot pain is plantar fasciitis. This condition is a byproduct of a fascia strain, which is a thick band of tissue running on the bottom of the foot. Plantar fasciitis, like many of the conditions mentioned above, is treatable with the help of a good medical provider.

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Regenerative Medicine for Pain Caused by Plantar Fasciitis

Bayshore Medical Group employs rehabilitative protocols and regenerative biologic therapy as a way to improve the pain due to plantar fasciitis, and other causes of hand and foot pain.

Our regenerative hand and foot pain treatments offer accelerated relief with minimal side effects. Even people suffering from chronic pain can alleviate their symptoms over a few months. The process is available for pain resulting from a wide range of conditions, and it effectively gets your body to restore damaged tissue more quickly than traditional methods like pharmaceuticals or surgery. Find out if you are a candidate for non-surgical regenerative medicine with a free consultation from Bayshore Medical today.