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• posted: Mar. 01, 2021
• plantar fasciitis

Dealing with heel pain? It could be plantar fasciitis. While there are many reasons why you might be dealing with foot pain, if you are experiencing heel pain then plantar Read More

• posted: Apr. 27, 2020
• plantar fasciitis

Sore heels and arches when you wake up in the morning. That's what people who have plantar fasciitis notice. Hopefully, this heel pain sends sufferers to Foot & Ankle Specialists Read More

• posted: Dec. 23, 2019
• plantar fasciitis

Have you been struggling with heel pain lately? If so, the pain you're feeling may be caused by inflammation of the plantar fascia, a connective tissue that extends from the Read More

• posted: Nov. 14, 2019
• plantar fasciitis

While heel pain is a common problem this doesn’t mean that it should just be brushed aside or considered a small matter. Untreated heel pain can lead to long-term pain Read More

• posted: Apr. 03, 2019
• Ingrown Toenails,  plantar fasciitis,  Diabetic foot care

The human foot and ankle contain 33 joints, 26 bones and over 100 tendons, ligaments and muscles. While all of these parts of the foot should work together, there are Read More

• posted: Mar. 08, 2019
• Heel Pain,  plantar fasciitis

Is heel pain keeping you down? Pain that occurs following an injury or early in an illness may play a protective role, warning us about the damage we have suffered. So Read More

• posted: Mar. 06, 2017
• plantar fasciitis

Foot pain can be an irritating and painful experience, especially when it begins affecting your daily activities or causing trouble walking. However, many cases of foot pain come from an Read More

• posted: Jun. 01, 2016
• plantar fasciitis

Heel pain is most often caused by plantar fasciitis, an inflammation of the long, dense band of connective tissue (the plantar fascia) that runs from the heel to the ball Read More

• posted: Jan. 28, 2016
• plantar fasciitis,  foot pain

Learn more about this common cause of heel pain and how to treat it. You woke up one day with a serious, stabbing pain in your heel that you never expected. Read More