plantar fasciitis
Oh, ouch.
For me, ibuprofen didn't help with that at all, but rolling a frozen water bottle under my arch(es) helped a lot.
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dcp - Feb 19, 2021 4:57:59 pm PST #7546 of 8185
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amyparker - Feb 19, 2021 5:43:18 pm PST #7547 of 8185
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The podiatrist gave me exercises, orthotics for my house boots (no running around barefoot for at least three weeks) and a night splint. Tennis ball, stretches, then ice. I told Jim I was a small ball of cranky.
askye - Feb 19, 2021 6:55:16 pm PST #7548 of 8185
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I have plantar fasciitis and when I was furloughed and not having to walk all over the store helped. But I also switched to alternating the shoes I wear every day and wearing supportive shoes. As well as doing the exercises and I don't do ice as much as I should. and I got a insert from the drugstore to help.
Heat seems to help.
I also try to remember to curl my toes or do other stretches during the day. I had a really bad flare up but then it seems to have calmed down again.
Oh and I have compression socks and some compression foot sleeves. I have a whole rotation system for the shoes and the compression socks of when I wear them and which shoes.
DavidS - Feb 19, 2021 7:20:28 pm PST #7549 of 8185
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Guess who has plantar fasciitis? My feet hurt, this sucks.
Fucking sucks!
I was able to deal with mine with shoe inserts. I hope yours is as quickly fixed.
Vortex - Feb 19, 2021 8:09:01 pm PST #7550 of 8185
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I did the stretches faithfully, and it eventually worked. Sucked at the time, but it did clear up.
Dana - Feb 20, 2021 7:19:36 am PST #7551 of 8185
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Mine too. The big factor in mine is always wearing some kind of supportive shoe in the house. No barefoot.
lisah - Feb 21, 2021 2:37:09 pm PST #7552 of 8185
Punishingly Intricate
No barefoot ever!! (According to my podiatrist.)
JenP - Feb 21, 2021 8:44:13 pm PST #7553 of 8185
Yeah, I was directed to wear Berks or similar around the house and that all my shoes needed inserts at the very least. Cleared up my knee issues pretty quickly (my caps were sliding slightly outward, and it caused a lot of pain).
Laura - Feb 22, 2021 4:38:39 am PST #7554 of 8185
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Yeah, I don't have problems with my feet, but if I walk barefoot in the house my knees punish me. Also, in the future I will never have tile floors again. They are brutal compared to wood.
Toddson - Feb 23, 2021 5:55:25 am PST #7555 of 8185
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I've found that, in addition to exercises, etc., massaging my feet helps - I use my thumbs to press on the bottom of my foot under the arch, rubbing along that muscle. It seems to help it loosen up a bit.