Hi everyone this is my second post and I'm looking for some more help with my PF
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I've had plantar fascia in both feet now for about 3 years and I've tried just about everything..stretches, ice bottle rolling, insoles, decent footwear, night splints, compression socks, air heel straps, taping and even putting my feet in iced water to try and increase new blood flow. I take painkillers but they do nothing and I can't take anti inflammatory tablets. However I did have ultrasound guided injections in both feet in November and wow the pain went away and I felt great but sadly it has now returned and once again I'm in agony and there's a 6 month waiting list to have done again. My doctor has asked me to go and see to discuss further treatment options and one being surgery to cut the PF. I'm wanting to know if anyone on here has had them cut and what the outcome was. Please help me I'll be grateful for any advice or other things to try.
Regards
jac69
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ben57424 jac69
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I'm getting one tomorrow
If I was you I would see another doc for a shot
Six months waiting list is nuts
I'd just look in your town for a new doc
jac69 ben57424
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The waiting list is for the hospital doing ultrasound guided injections which did wondersfor me. My doctor has offered me the normal ones that go into the bottom of your heel but they never worked on me last time so don't see the point.
jac69
ben57424 jac69
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I didn't know about the other kind
sparkle1 jac69
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Have yuo had a food allergy test to see if you are allergic to something that may be causing the inflammation? Do you get tendon or ligament problems anywhere else?
vj1958 jac69
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I hope someone can comment on if they have surgery or the Plasma rich injections and if it helped them.
I hope you feel better
mistydc3 vj1958
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Helen2171 jac69
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I suffered PF for several years and tryed everything the doc
could through at me until i found skechers shapeups the ones
with the rocking sole not the other ones because when you tread down on the sole it puts extra suport on the bridge of your foot, oh and they dont look weird when you have them on because
they compress and look flat to the floor, i bought mine when they where expensive but you can get them really cheep now but
make sure you get the right ones and you will need to use them pretty much all the time or the pain returns i have a pair of black trainer type and shoe and sandles so you can get diferent ones
but make sure they are the skechers shapeups and they are the
rocking sole i have bought other brands and the sole is to hard.
I have now been pain free for 5 years but if i try to wear other
shoes the pain returns but I think its a small price to pay for no
pain. I hope this helps
Liza66 Helen2171
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