I have pain in both my heels. Can't run anymore I tried Voltaren for 3 weeks Helped just a tiny bit. Want to avoid cortisone shots. stretching calves everyday. What next? Thank you.
4 فبراير 2013
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You are not improving because the cause of your pain was not identified nor treated. Inflammation or pain in the heels without a specific reason such as heavy/strenuous exercise should be investigated. Here are the conditions that can lead to your symptoms:
1- Psoriasis/psoriatic arthritis
2- Inflammation in the bowels (Crohn's Ulcerative colitis)
3- Inflammatory spondylitis (inflammation in the back)
4- Sarcoidosis (inflammation in the joints, lungs, and rarely nerves)
5- sometimes it is a mechanical problem which means the tendon itself has a problem or the attachment surface has a spur.
1- Psoriasis/psoriatic arthritis
2- Inflammation in the bowels (Crohn's Ulcerative colitis)
3- Inflammatory spondylitis (inflammation in the back)
4- Sarcoidosis (inflammation in the joints, lungs, and rarely nerves)
5- sometimes it is a mechanical problem which means the tendon itself has a problem or the attachment surface has a spur.
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I think x ray needed, mostly ikly calcaneal spur
pain killer and physical therapy
pain killer and physical therapy
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