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Getting pain on left heel
Getting pain on left heel while walking & getting up after seating. It is happening from last one month.
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Check for corn... Visit some nearby general physician
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Get your serum uric acid and xray of food done
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This could be plantar fasciitis. Visit a good orthopaedician for treatment
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Dr. Kesanapalli Bhavya Sree
Internal Medicine
Vijayawada
It may be of two reasons plantar fascitis, are increased uric acid levels.. But if there is no swelling and redness means less likely of elevated uric acid causing pain..
For plantar fascitis there will be stretching exercises which will helps you,and also you can keep your heel in luke warm and cold water alternatively for 10-20min so that it will improves..
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