If you are experiencing stabbing, aching heel pain on the side of your foot, or running across your heel, you could have a very common condition known as plantar fasciitis. Your podiatrist can help you get relief from this painful foot condition.
Plantar fasciitis is inflammation of the plantar fascia, which is the thick band of tissue running across your heel. When this thick band of tissue becomes inflamed, you may experience signs and symptoms like these:
You are at greater risk of developing plantar fasciitis if you:
For mild, occasional plantar fasciitis pain, you can try a few simple remedies, including:
For moderate to severe plantar fasciitis pain that is affecting your mobility, you need to seek out the expertise of your podiatrist, who may recommend:
In severe cases which don’t respond to conservative treatments, surgery may be indicated to release the tendon associated with plantar fasciitis. Your podiatrist can discuss this option with you.
To find out more about the causes, signs, symptoms, and treatment of plantar fasciitis, talk with an expert. Call our podiatrist today.
To find out more about the diagnosis and treatment of plantar fasciitis or heel pain, call Drs. Joseph Treadwell and Dr. Christian Davis at Foot & Ankle Specialists of Connecticut. You can reach them in Danbury, CT, by calling (203) 748-2220 or in Plainville, CT, by calling (860) 747-2200, so call today.
At Foot and Ankle Specialist of Connecticut we proudly serve patients from our Plainville office and surrounding communities including Bristol, Farmington, New Britain, Southington and throughout Hartford County, CT. Whether you need same-day treatment for ingrown toenails or heel pain, or foot surgery for painful bunions and hammertoes, our experienced team is here to provide high-quality foot and ankle care close to home.
If you are experiencing stabbing, aching heel pain on the side of your foot, or running across your heel, you could have a very common condition known as plantar fasciitis. Your podiatrist can help you get relief from this painful foot condition.
Plantar fasciitis is inflammation of the plantar fascia, which is the thick band of tissue running across your heel. When this thick band of tissue becomes inflamed, you may experience signs and symptoms like these:
You are at greater risk of developing plantar fasciitis if you:
For mild, occasional plantar fasciitis pain, you can try a few simple remedies, including:
For moderate to severe plantar fasciitis pain that is affecting your mobility, you need to seek out the expertise of your podiatrist, who may recommend:
In severe cases which don’t respond to conservative treatments, surgery may be indicated to release the tendon associated with plantar fasciitis. Your podiatrist can discuss this option with you.
To find out more about the causes, signs, symptoms, and treatment of plantar fasciitis, talk with an expert. Call our podiatrist today.
To find out more about the diagnosis and treatment of plantar fasciitis or heel pain, call Drs. Joseph Treadwell and Dr. Christian Davis at Foot & Ankle Specialists of Connecticut. You can reach them in Danbury, CT, by calling (203) 748-2220 or in Plainville, CT, by calling (860) 747-2200, so call today.
At Foot and Ankle Specialist of Connecticut we proudly serve patients from our Plainville office and surrounding communities including Bristol, Farmington, New Britain, Southington and throughout Hartford County, CT. Whether you need same-day treatment for ingrown toenails or heel pain, or foot surgery for painful bunions and hammertoes, our experienced team is here to provide high-quality foot and ankle care close to home.