Understanding Plantar Fasciitis -- Symptoms
What Are the Symptoms of Plantar Fasciitis?
The symptoms of plantar fasciitis include:
- Pain in the bottom of your foot, especially at the front or center of the heel bone
- Pain that is worse when first rising in the morning (called "first-step pain"), when first standing up after a long period of sitting, or after increased levels of activity, especially in non-supportive shoes
Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Arthritis Pain Medicine
If you're making decisions about arthritis pain relief, here are questions you may want to ask your doctor: 1. What pain medication is best for me right now? 2. Does my family and medical history make me a good candidate for this drug? 3. Is it safe to take this drug every day? 4. How long will I need to take this medication? Is it a short-term or long-term treatment? 5. When can I expect to see improvement in my arthritis pain? 6. Will this pain medicine interact with other medications I'm...
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Call Your Doctor About Plantar Fasciitis If:
You have heel pain or pain in the bottom of your foot -- especially when you get up in the morning -- that does not respond to treatment, or if there is redness or bruising in the heel
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