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      Plantar Fasciitis

      PLANTAR FASCIITIS

      Plantar fasciitis is usually the result of tearing or overstretching the fascia (thin band of tissue) that runs across the bottom of the foot (plantar) which causes a sharp stabbing or burning pain across your heel, arch, or ball of your foot.

      The pain from PF most often occurs first thing in the morning after you’ve taken a few steps. As your muscles warm up, the pain usually lessens; but, it may return if you sit or stand for long periods of time. A very common running injury, obesity, wearing shoes without good arch support, and other forms of exercise can also cause or make plantar fasciitis worse.

      For more information on Plantar Fasciitis, check out our blog - What Can I Do About My Foot Pain - Plantar Fasciitis?


      SYMPTOMS OF PLANTAR FASCIITIS

      • You feel sharp, stabbing or burning pain along the bottom of your foot
      • The pain goes away as your muscles warm up but returns if you stand or sit too long
      • You may not have pain during exercise but the pain returns as the muscles cool down

      WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT PLANTAR FASCIITIS?

      Gentle stretching and ice after exercising can significantly reduce the symptoms of plantar fasciitis. Wearing a nighttime splint that gently stretches the bottom of your foot can also help.


      FOOT BRACES AND CREAMS THAT CAN HELP

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