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Treatment for plantar-fasciitis

What do you recommend for Plantar-Fasciitis ?
(27 Sep 2007)

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Treatment for plantar-fasciitis

By reducing your daily stress and strain in the particular region and doing some stretches to help your calf can help decrease the pain of plantar-fasciitis. Plenty of rest is advised for those with this condition and that means cutting back on jogging, cycling and other strenuous activities that would cause further damage to the spur. Months of passive activity are advised till at such a time the pain goes away completely.


When in pain do not commence any kind of activity or force yourself to complete the task. You will only land up damaging your condition further. Swimming however is supposed to be an excellent form of activity and exercise that helps in the circulation of blood and also in releasing the pressure of your body when floating.




Placing an ice pack is also useful in getting rid of the pain while arch supports and medial wedges also help in alleviating the pain. However care must be taken when choosing the right kind of arch support as an uncomfortable support or arches that are too high may cause increased damage instead. Soft yet firm shoe inserts are also ideal for those who spend long periods on hard floors.

answered by C B on 1 Feb 2008, 6:40:43

 

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