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Calcaneal Spur. Suggested Injections. History Of Job Needing Standing Position For Long Hours. Permanent Cure Without Operation?
Hello good day sir, I am Debasish singha.Age-42. I am suffered by Calcaneal spur and my doctor say need some injection the area then it will be cure. my question is is this permanently cure with out operation? further any chance to happening again? doctor told me need 4 injection. actually I am doing my job every day with standing position around 12 to 14 hours.. so plz advice me. thank u very much.
The heel pain associated with heel spurs and plantar fasciitis may not respond well to rest. If you walk after a night's sleep, the pain may feel worse as the plantar fascia suddenly elongates, which stretches and pulls on the heel. The pain often decreases the more you walk. But you may feel a recurrence of pain after either prolonged rest or extensive walking.
If you have heel pain that persists for more than one month, consult a health care provider. He or she may recommend conservative treatments such as:
Stretching exercises Shoe recommendations Taping or strapping to rest stressed muscles and tendons Shoe inserts or orthotic devices Physical therapy
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Calcaneal Spur. Suggested Injections. History Of Job Needing Standing Position For Long Hours. Permanent Cure Without Operation?
Hi, Thanks for writing in to us. Non-Surgical Treatments for Heel Spurs The heel pain associated with heel spurs and plantar fasciitis may not respond well to rest. If you walk after a night s sleep, the pain may feel worse as the plantar fascia suddenly elongates, which stretches and pulls on the heel. The pain often decreases the more you walk. But you may feel a recurrence of pain after either prolonged rest or extensive walking. If you have heel pain that persists for more than one month, consult a health care provider. He or she may recommend conservative treatments such as: Stretching exercises Shoe recommendations Taping or strapping to rest stressed muscles and tendons Shoe inserts or orthotic devices Physical therapy Hope this helps