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Foot & Ankle Injuries in Soccer and Lacrosse in Marietta Georgia

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Players of sports like soccer and lacrosse often push their feet and ankles through rapid changes of direction, contact, jumping, and sprinting—making injuries in those areas common. Here’s a look at how such injuries occur and how podiatrists help.

Common Injuries

How a Podiatrist Diagnoses & Treats These Injuries

A qualified foot and ankle specialist can play a key role in both evaluation and recovery:

Why Prompt Foot & Ankle Care Matters

Ignoring or under-treating a foot or ankle injury can lead to chronic instability, repeated sprains, persistent pain, or decreased performance. For athletes involved in dynamic sports like soccer or lacrosse, early intervention by a foot and ankle expert makes a big difference.

Meet the Team Serving Marietta, Georgia

If you’re dealing with an injury in the Marietta area, the podiatry practice of Ryan Goldfine, DPM, and Shaynah Goldfine, DPM, can help. They have two convenient offices:

They handle foot and ankle injuries in athletes and non-athletes alike, offering diagnostics, treatment, rehabilitation plans, orthotics, and surgery.

Author
Ryan Goldfine, DPM Dr. Ryan Goldfine is a board certified foot and ankle surgeon. He is a Marietta Podiatrist.

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