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It starts one morning when you get out of bed, and the bottom of your heel hurts almost as soon as you put it on the floor. The pain feels like a cramp, a bad one, and just like you would with a cramp, you manage to walk it out after a half-hour or so.
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Plantar fasciitis is a common foot ailment involving an irritation and swelling of the ligaments and tissues in the bottom of the feet. Pain associated with plantar fasciitis varies from a dull ache to severe pain and is usually reported as being the most severe upon waking.
There are several risk factors associated with plantar fasciitis: [...]

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Anyone who has experienced the agonies of plantar fasciitis has vivid memories of it. For most people it comes on gradually as a mysterious pain in the bottom of the heel. As it becomes worse one limps and avoids walking. Seeing a podiatrist is the logical next step.
Most podiatrists could probably diagnose plantar fasciitis over [...]

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Plantar Fasciitis is an inflammation of the foot that strikes up to two million Americans a year. The first steps in the morning are the most painful for plantar fasciitis sufferers. Night splints which stretch the tissues make morning steps a bit easier but do not offer total relief.
The most common causes of plantar fasciitis [...]

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