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by J.J.
(Victoria B.C.)
I developed foot pain 1 1/2 years ago. Went to a podiatrist, had custom orthotics made and was told to rest my feet for 2 months, which I did. No relief. Began physical therapy with stretching, exercises, ice, ect. I was told by physical therapist that I may have a ruptured flexor hallucis brevis, but ultrasound was inconclusive. Physical therapist also did ultrasound treatments - no relief. Was seen by a sports medicine dr who did not think it was classic plantar fasciitis -but more of a tendonosis? Recommended cortisone injections, which I refused. I got 2nd opinon on orthodics - had new custom orthodics made. This specialist also felt it was not typical plantar fasciitis - main problem seems to be that the main tendon or fascia that runs from big toe back to heel actually protrudes quite a bit - especially on my left foot, which the pain has always been worse in. As I take a step, this tendon/fascia sticks out and gets irritated with each step, causing inflammation. When I massage the area, it really feels like a big string- very tight and sticks out. I do have pain in my heels when I am standing, but they are not sore to the touch or if palpated. The area that is really sore to touch or manipulation is in front of heal - about in the middle of foot along that fascia. I am told to treat this as plantar fasciitis, even though many symptoms are not really typical for it. I do not have the classic morning pain - never have. My pain worsens the longer I am on my feet. I also have been using a night splint on the
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