Physical Therapy for Leg Pain or Leg Injury

At Iron PT, we will not use a “cookie cutter” treatment for your leg injury. Your highly trained Doctor of Physical Therapy will conduct a thorough one-on-one evaluation to understand your personal goals and uncover the cause and severity of your leg pain.

Then, they will create a customized treatment plan incorporating the very latest hands on techniques and exercises to build strength and give you full, pain-free range of motion.

If your leg pain is the result of a sports injury, click here to discover more about how we get athletes of all ages off the sideline.

If you are looking to recover strong after leg surgery, click here to see how we can help.

OR find out if PT is the right option for you with our quiz here:

Patient Success Story

Physical Therapy for Shin Splints

“While training for my triathlon, I developed shin splints related to the brace I was wearing to support my ankle. I couldn't run without significant pain in my shins and was devastated thinking that I wouldn’t be able to reach my goal.

I had been to physical therapy before with little confidence in the process and the practitioners. However, Dr. Mayes, who is a runner and an athlete, is a different kind of physical therapist who provides specific, personal, and targeted attention. I did not know PTs like him even existed!”

- Naomi, Triathlete

Why does my leg hurt?

Signs & Symptoms of a Leg Injury

  • Pain or weakness in the quadriceps, groin, or hamstrings

  • Weakness or tightness in the calf when trying to walk, climb stairs, or stand

  • Limping when walking

  • Difficulty performing daily activities that require standing and walking

  • Unable to run or jump because of leg pain

  • Sharp pain or weakness in the back of the lower leg when trying to stretch or move the ankle or knee

  • A sudden, sharp pain in the back of the thigh or in the buttocks

  • A throbbing leg pain at rest with sharp stabs of pain occurring when you try to stand or walk

  • Leg spasms (a gripping or severe tightening feeling) in the calf, leg or thigh

  • A “pop” sound at the time of injury

  • Thigh pain when stretching or flexing muscles

  • Broken blood vessels, bruising or swelling on leg

  • Numbness or tingling in the thigh or leg

  • Leg pain radiating down the back

  • Groin pain, swelling, bruising, tightness or spasms

Next Steps to Relieving your Pain with Iron Physical Therapy…

Give us a call or click here to send us a message! Our staff will be happy to speak with you more about possible treatment and answer any questions you may have.

Caldwell, New Jersey: (973) 228-4766

Midland Park, New Jersey: (201) 857-8899