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Heel pain seviorly on daily basis
My both heels are getting too much pain from one month , which causes unable to stand or walk in daily activities.
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Please use soft soled footwear. Hot water fomentation. Toe-heel exercises, calf pump, plantar fascia release and stretches, indomethacin 75mg Bd.
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kindly consult for detailed resolution to your complaints
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Mostly it’s plantar fasciitis.. needs proper evaluation and treatment
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Avoid wearing hard sole based footwear
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Whether the pain is more during early morning or night time?
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Dr. Sam Supreeth
Orthopedist
13 yrs exp
Pune
When do you have pain more is it early morning or all through the day?
Did you injure yourself?
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Kindly provide more details
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