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Severe heel pain
I am suffering from severe heel pain from the past 18 months and recently about a week ago I also got a bruising at the base of my foot I have tried using padded cushion soles for shoes but it didn't seem to help. I am also unable to walk properly Please suggest possible treatment
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Kindly get serum uric acid & ESR done . N send me reports. U will be absolutely fine in 5-6 days . Are you diabetic? Do u eat non-veg ? Are you hypertensive ?
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Your condition is called plantar fasciitis.
Next Steps
Do not walk barefoot-even indoors. Use appropriate sized sandals or shoes with arch support, soft sole and heel raise. Soak your feet in warm water. Do plantar fascia stretching exercises before stepping down from bed.
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First of all, take a dermatologist's opinion regarding any superficial corns in the heel. Lately I've been see many cases coming with heel pain and actually have corn and no Orthopaedic issues. Secondly, more history about the heel pain is required. If the heel pain is severe in the mornings when you wake up and subsides after a few steps, it could be Plantar fascitis which is one of the most common heel pain issues. The other thing could be Retrocalcaneal bursitis which is behind the heel. Both these problems usually don't cause bruising.
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1. dermatologists opinion 2. in case there is no sling Condition, start calf stretching exercises as a part of physio to treat plantart Fascitis or Retrocalcaneal bursitis 3. wear a shie raise, a soft heel within your shoes
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Do not Massage and dont neglect
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Kindly describe whether the pain is at the back of your heel or at the base of your heel... Mostly you are suffering from plantar fascitis You need an expert advice You can connect with me on practo
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