Charcot arthropathy is a degenerative joint condition that primarily affects individuals with diabetes or other neuropathic disorders. It occurs when there is a loss of sensation in the joints, leading to repeated injuries and stress. Over time, this can result in joint deformities, swelling, and pain, often affecting the foot and ankle. The condition is characterized by the breakdown of joint structures, including bones and cartilage. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent severe complications. Management may involve immobilization, orthotic devices, and in some cases, surgery to restore function and alleviate pain.