PLANTAR FASCIITIS (FASCIOPATHY) “My Painful Foot!”

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PLANTAR FASCIITIS (FASCIOPATHY) “My Painful Foot!”

PLANTAR FASCIOPATHY #1 Cause of heel pain! Afflicts Athletes Sedentary Slow to heal Often recurrent

RUNNERS/IMPACT ATHLETES Overuse injury Progressive Often necessitates modified and/or cessation of training Frequently recurrent

SYMPTOMS Weight bearing heel pain  Burning  Sharp, dull, achy Morning pain with first few steps Pain after prolonged sitting

RISK FACTORS Female gender Excessive body weight Working on hard surfaces Ankle stiffness

NONOPERATIVE TREATMENTS Rest Soft heel inserts Orthotics Stretching PT modalities Night splints

SHOCK WAVE THERAPY Safe Effective Noninvasive In-office procedure Popular in Europe/South America Usually not covered by insurance in USA

BEST STRETCHES Non Weight-Bearing PF Stretches

COMMON SURGICAL OPTIONS Limited fascia release  Corrects PF tightness Tendon lengthening  May improve ankle flexibility Combination of above

PREVENTION STRATEGIES Good shoeware Optimal body weight Maintain flexibility Avoid excessive “pounding” on hard surfaces