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XXXXXXX up from my desk and walking down the hall and felt a pop in my right foot. Not experiencing heel pain , but pain all along the plantarfascia when I walk heel/toe. Is this Plantar fasciitis or ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Panagiotis Zografakis
( Internal Medicine Specialist)
I have been to orthopedic doctors whom say I have plantarfascia, heal spurs. I believe this, but I have many more symptoms. I am a 35 yr old female who has from the age of 19 worked in hard labor until ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Vaibhav Gandhi
( Orthopaedic Surgeon)
I have been experiencing pain under both the feets especially in left feet. It was very high initially on the heels but now it has reached towards the front (I guess plantarfascia). ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Praveen Tayal
( Orthopaedic Surgeon)
I have been diagnosed with a ruptured plantarfascia on my right foot. Sent me home with crutches and No weight bearing. I am waiting to see a podiatrist, but can't until next week at the earliest. Is ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Mukesh Chugh
( Orthopaedic Surgeon)
insid eof my foot due to these issues. Recently, my heel and plantarfascia ligament has been hurting. I ... said that my plantarfascia ligament is tight. When I go into physical therapy on... View answer
Answered by :Jay Indravadan Patel
( Physical Therapist or Physiotherapist)
the plantarfascia from posterior calcaneal tuberosity. Adjacent prominent soft tissue edema ... posterior calcaneous adjacent to the plantarfascia region without fracture line, small effusion... View answer
hello I was told I had planter fascia over 18 mnths ago then assumed that a heal spur was causing the pain. Sometimes the pain in my heal is excruciating when I stand from rest or as my shift ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Adrian Rawlinson
( Sports Medicine Specialist)
anterior to the distal Achilles tendon. The plantarfascia appears to be normal thickness. Minimal edema and/or fluid is seen interposed between the proximal central slip of the plantarfascia... View answer
Answered by :Dr. RAYALA VIKASH BABU
( Radiologist)
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