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Fascitis Q&AThe following questions and answers are provided by Yahoo! Answers
Do Birkenstock shoes really help? Seriously, I'm just curious; I'm not trying to plug the company.
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Mine hurts badly. I have a dr appointment wednesday to get it checked out. I just wanna know what you did (if you did anything) to help you out? It hurts.
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I workout pretty often and have for years but for some odd reason both of my heels have been really aching/hurting. I thought it could be from wearing boots lately but I have done that too. any suggestions of what I can do to relieve myself of this heel pain?
I just wanted to add to this, my heels are not dried and cracked. The pain is an achy pain like a "stone bruise" if that makes since. Its like the heel bone is bruised.
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I'm not sure if I have it. All I know is I have tenderness in my left heel. Worse in the morning. I don't feel like a knife is sticking into my foot. I do my aerobics just fine... then an hour or two later, my foot is more tender. It is just slightly more bloated than my other foot (swelling maybe)?
Question... do you think I have Plantar Fasciitis?
If so, what do you recommend I do to treat it?
Not exercising is not an option. I just changed my shoes and have been doing more lift...
Beyond the schooling and degree, and beyond the ability for a PT to diagnose a condition in a client, is there a larger difference that I am not seeing between the two. I know those seem big, but I have seen PTs that are inefficient, and I have met personal trainers who understand anatomy, structure and function (as well as functional training, strengthening and conditioning).
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it feels like a papercut, and it feels like something tearing everytime i go on my tiptoes, do exercise or jump.
nothing is red or nothing is swollen, im not sure what is wrong.
there isnt an actual cut or anything there. but it feels like one!
look at ur smallest toe and follow it half way down the sole of your foot and thats where the pain is. any1 know what it is?
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