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Arch pain both leg

2023-05-25 17:57:23
After working out or lifting some weight during shifting, my son has felt burning pain in arch of the foot, and this is only felt if he does weight training. Please recommend some solution like which shoe for exercise like running or weight lifting, physiotherapy exercise, orthotic like compression sock etc. Thanks!
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Proper assessment is required in this case and for this visit any nearby therapist or consult online

Answered2023-06-22 16:31:18

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Planter fasciitis is the most common cause of arc pain of foot bt there are some other causes also like PTTD, cavus foot ,etc . u need to visit an orthopaedition or physiotherapist for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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Take rest apply ice therapy Foot stretches can also help to relieve pain. use silicon heel pads in shoes for extra comfort.
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Avoid weight training and strenuous activities for few days.

Answered2023-06-13 12:01:06

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visit our - head to heel clinic porur for further proper assessment & consultation FREE... DR.ANDREW JAYA SINGH - senior sports physiotherapist chennai

Answered2023-06-04 16:28:19

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Weight training shoes could help....

Answered2023-06-02 11:02:09

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for that, you need to perform stretches for plantar facia and then get a proper assessment and treatment from a nearby physiotherapist

Answered2023-05-30 10:36:56

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Hi,it may be plantar fasciitis due to overuse/injury during exercising.
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Visit physio
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Temp relief by rest,icing your feet(10-15 mins)twice daily and self stretching of foot

Answered2023-05-26 17:29:46

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The issue needs treatment from root level. Shoes or compression socks are of no use until diagnosis is done. Please visit your nearby orthopaedic n then you can consult physio therapist for exercise’s regarding condition

Answered2023-05-26 01:40:19

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Hi. Difficult to recommend any treatment according to these points of view.
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please you need an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment. I need to check some clinical movements.
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Stop doing exercises. Rest.

Answered2023-05-26 01:35:41

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There can be various reasons for the pain. It might be coming from the back. he needs to be screened before recommending him any shoes or exercise.
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Consult a nearby physiotherapist or do an online consultation
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Avoid activities causing pain.

Answered2023-05-25 18:01:13

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