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Right Heel pain while walking
I started feeling pain on my right heel a few months ago. It increases when I walk and get intense after that. It takes a while to come into normal situation, however, it starts repeating if I walk. I am facing it for around 2-3 months and not getting as any relaxation. My left heel is very normal and encounters no issues.
Pls suggest further guidance on this situation.
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Might be calcaneal spurs/ plantar fascitis
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xray Heel lateral view
Health Tips
wear soft cushion foot ware like MCR chappals or sketchers
avoid massaging
do foot stretching exercises
hot fomentation
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Contrast bath ( Hot & Cold )
Soft sleeper use
Tablet Dolonex Dt morning evening
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Dr. Vikash Tyagi
Pain Management Specialist
18 yrs exp
Noida
It can be due to a little degeneration of foot support arch. This is called plantar fascitis. Wear sports shoes.
If it doesnt resolve then platelet rich plasma therapy is required.
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Dont wear leather shoes.
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