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  <title>Heel pain - plantar fasciitis </title>
  <description>Episode 2: PLANTAR FASCIITIS&#13;
Anatomy - The plantar fascia is made up of 3 distinct parts: the medial, central, and lateral bands on the bottom of the foot.&#13;
There are many treatment options when patient experience heel pain.&#13;
Rest and activity modification, although helpful may not be practical, particularly for more active individuals and for those whose jobs require standing.&#13;
Physical Therapy or home stretching is the initial physical treatment for plantar fasciitis that emphasizes stretching of the calf and foot.&#13;
NSAIDs or Corticosteroids (anti-inflammatory medications) are frequently used to treat plantar fasciitis. Corticosteroids can be administered either orally or via injections.&#13;
Orthotics help support the arch and limit the motion the foot experiences.&#13;
A fasciotomy in some cases surgery may be required.&amp;amp;nbsp; A plantar fascia release provides significantly improved outcomes for patients with severe symptoms.</description>
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