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Steroid injection 1 month ago

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poppy55
poppy55

Had steroid injection in heel for plantar fasiitis 1 month ago. The site of the injection  and the inside of my foot is still extremley painful. so far had one session of ultra sound and physio to no avail. Has anybody else experienced this please.

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  • sara24054
    sara24054 poppy55

    Posted

    I did steroids, ultrasound and Physio - didn't help. Found out about Plexus Ease capsules. That got rid of it for me.

  • tre26560
    tre26560 poppy55

    Posted

    Sorry, not had injections. But I hope someone replies . It sounds sore, are you taking painkillers as well to help
  • rachel12578
    rachel12578 poppy55

    Posted

    Had this for 3years now had Physio on and off tried a night splint but not helped just been referred for shock wave therapy only due to it being so long and on going not had injections but did have ultra sound which didn't touch it if shock wave is not successful its surgery which I really don't want,

    • poppy55
      poppy55 rachel12578

      Posted

      Shock wave just been mentioned suppose to be excruciating,good luck. dont think i am going for it. using night splint and having physio also ultra sound therapy. Had ultra sound scan yesterday plantar facia still very much bigger than it should be,

       

  • emily45692
    emily45692 poppy55

    Posted

    Hey. I had an ultra sounded injection which didn't massively help but wasn't sore so it may be worth getting it checked. I also had 5 sessions of shock wave therapy. They didn't help either. I really hope you find something that works for you!!! If you need a moan then just message me!!!

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