Heel pain right foot

2026-05-10 06:27:32
After walking I get heel pain only right foot.. morning first step very painful after sometime gets normal..resting for a while pain increases and then normalizes only heel no swelling at all ..need suggestion
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As per ur complaints it seems either calcaneal spur or plantar fasciitis Or brexters nerve entrapment Do an Xray heel lateral view to rule out exact pathology n get better treatment and care

Answered2026-05-10 16:57:03

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According to yours complaint it seems to be planter fasciitis which is condition which affects the foot in early morning during first step don’t worry it’s just internal swelling
Next Steps
Do streching of foot before steping on ground
Health Tips
Wear soft padded foot wear

Answered2026-05-10 15:47:54

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Probably plantar fasciitis, will need evaluation

Answered2026-06-06 17:17:55

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It’s too difficult to make for your right foot pain, do you have a pain at lower back also , are you suffering from flatfoot? It can be plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendinitis , not to worry, send me the photographs of your foot with full weight bearing. Meanwhile, you can take some muscle relax tablet , use heel cushion, pad in your shoes. Do not walk or run without sleeper or shoes.

Answered2026-05-13 16:17:11

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Most likely plantar fascitis
Next Steps
NDAIDs for few days Use of soft cushion footwear Plantar fascia stretching exercises Hot fomentation Avoid walking barefoot Diclofenac gel application
Health Tips
If no relief then get steroid injection

Answered2026-05-10 15:27:49

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Tab dolonex dt Powergesic gel Lumia 60k capsule. Twice a week Use soft sleeper

Answered2026-05-10 15:05:10

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This is the typical case of plantar fasciitis. You need specific exercises and pain relieving medications. For detailed explanation book consultation.

Answered2026-05-10 14:58:26

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