Anyone off of out of here consulted a physio (etc) for plantar fasciitis?
I think I've developed a bit of it in my right foot, and I'm not sure if it's worth troubling a GP about, or finding a sports therapist, or just ignoring and hoping it will get better Like A Man.
Posted By: Arizona Bay, Aug 3, 19:59:35
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- Physio mos def. A few causes all of which they can deal with.
Posted By: Old Man, Aug 3, 21:30:37 - 1Sick Bay's back in town
Posted By: Dandy Highburyman, Aug 3, 21:06:25 - Some good compost and a couple of hanging baskets, job done...
Posted By: Vivid Data Shark, Aug 3, 20:54:24 - Had it a foo years ago. Bloody painful.
Posted By: avenging canary, Aug 3, 20:39:07 - Have a spponfull of cement and harden up a bit.
Posted By: strap_on sally, Aug 3, 20:38:40 - 1Get some physio and some quality mouldable insole like 'sole' ultras
Posted By: therossjack, Aug 3, 20:19:14 - 5Not being nasty, but in Lynn it's called smash foot, and you don't go to the doctors for i
Posted By: protheroe fitzgibbon, Aug 3, 20:15:00 - 2I've had it and it won't go away on its own. See a physio.
Posted By: tim berry, Aug 3, 20:06:06 - 13I've got in one of my feet (self diagnosed). I think I got it from standing up
Posted By: pants, Aug 3, 20:05:45 - 1ignore it until it drops off
Posted By: Jumbo1, Aug 3, 20:01:16
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