Cortisone and other types of steroid injections can be highly effective for a wide range of foot and ankle conditions. By delivering the steroid directly to the area of pain, these injections help to reduce inflammation and may provide significant relief from discomfort.

This targeted approach allows for a more concentrated treatment. In many cases, steroid injections can be utilized alongside other therapeutic modalities to create a comprehensive treatment plan aimed at alleviating your symptoms more effectively.

By combining these treatments, patients often experience improved mobility and a better quality of life, making steroid injections a valuable option in the management of foot and ankle pathologies.

Plantar Fasciitis

Neuromas

Ankle Arthritis

Great Toe Arthritis

Bursitis

Capsulitis

Frequently Asked Cortisone Injection Questions

Does insurance cover cortisone injections?

Typically, your insurance will cover for a cortisone injection. Talk with our staff to learn more about this.

What are side effects of cortisone injections?

Most common effects are pain at the injection site, bruising, and temporary swelling. Our doctors will go into more details about what to expect after evaluation.

How long do cortisone injections last for?

The effects of cortisone can last between 1-6 months or even longer. This can vary greatly depending on the pathology/injury being treated.

Are there any restrictions after cortisone injections?

Our physicians will likely recommend resting for several days after the injection. They also will likely advise against high impact activities initially.

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