Heel spur, or plantar fasciitis, can be a very painful condition and usually requires treatment to eliminate it. Sometimes it will go away on it’s own, but most of the time, you’ve got to take some steps (no pun intended) to eliminate it. I’ve been in the shoe business for over 18 years and I currently own my own store, www.heartandsole.com located in O’fallon, Missouri. One of the common things that I see are heel spurs.
People come into my store having a real hard time walking and the shoes, with the arch support and heel cup, are completely inadequate in treating their foot pain. I even have people come in with custom orthotics for their shoes, but they’re still having the pain in their feet.
So while companies are charging $300-$500 for custom orthotics, in many cases, the necessity for a custom orthotic is unwarranted or it just didn’t work right for the customer. And the worst thing is, if it doesn’t work right, then you’re stuck with it because they won’t let you return it. What I’ve found to work for me and hundreds of my customers is special kind of orthotic that works wonders for heel spur treatment.
And the great thing is they’re very affordable, and most importantly, I know they work, and they’ve worked great for my customers! I actually talk a little bit about them and show them in a video (and by the way, I feel really uncomfortable in the video, so please be nice (-: )
Here’s the link to the video: click here.
Doreen Gentzler reports on a common, painful foot condition called “plantar fasciitis”.
Review of the nature and treatement strategies for plantar fasciitis heel pain.
Heel Pain & Coblation info from Dr. Lowell Weil - Heel pain can be treated with minimally invasive coblation where radio frequency is used to repair muslce cells.
Dr. Katie Bannerman reports of the symptoms and treatment for Plantar Fasciitis or heel spurs. I thought it was a good, informative video so hopefully it helps those that watch it to get a better idea of what’s going on with that heel pain you’re experiencing.
Here’s a video demonstrating how Plantar Fasciitis works. It is a very painful mechanical condition in the heel. It’ll show what causes your plantar fasciitis and how it can be eased.
This video outlines the technique for performing the tennis ball/can roll in the treatment of Plantar Fasciitis.
There’s nothing like foot pain to make you crazy. That’s what an expert at Mayo Clinic says he hears from patients who have a condition called plantar fasciitis [fashee-EYE-tis]. It’s very common and can make walking across the room a miserable experience. What can you do about it?