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Heel bone pain

2018-07-01 11:45:11
Had a fracture in heel bone 1.5 years back. Doc installed plaster. After the complete recovery I have continuous pain during pain. Unable to walk on toes. What should I do. Doc says it is permanent disability. There is no limp while walking but pain. What are the possibility of me leading a normal life.
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I think you need detail evaluation and further imaging to find out the cause of pain and then proper rehabilitation can help. We can help you relieve pain with ESWT. Please see my website www.eswtindia.com

Answered2018-07-04 06:58:40

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Pl get an MRI of heel bone for further analysis

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