I have been suffering from pain in both heels, which is especially severe after getting up in the morning and slowly subsides once I start walking, but has not completely cured despite having homoeopathy treatment since a few months; There is no swelling nor any other physical changes in the legs; Want to know whether it is temporary or will get aggravated with time.

I have been suffering from pain in both heels, which is especially severe after getting up in the morning and slowly subsides once I start walking, but has not completely cured despite having homoeopathy treatment since a few months; There is no swelling nor any other physical changes in the legs; Want to know whether it is temporary or will get aggravated with time. more

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Sanjay Swaroop (Member)

Please check vitamin d more

Feb 21

Rohit Kaushik

This is syntan of internal weakness you should drink as much water avoid oily food and do in one time anulom vilom yoga and dialy continuously half and hour walking avoid any suppliment and medicine it will weak your internal side.. more

Feb 19

Babu Rajan Kunju Pillai

U may contact Dr. N. Sukumaran, a world accalaimed Homoeo practitioner, in his Mob. No.09833760567 On 5 February 2017 at 16:33, RAVINDRANATH KUNJAR < support@localcirclesmail.com> wrote: > more

Feb 17

Manjunath Terakanambi

Dear Mr.Ravindranath It appears your problem is of recent origin. If your overweight or obese specially Central obesity reduce your body weight otherwise No therapy or Medicine will help you . If you are standing for long hours try to sit and give rest to feet frequently in between. Practice VAJRASANA daily for 20 minutes if you find difficult start from 2 to 3 minutes initially.Soak your feet in warm water for 10 minutes before you go to bed. more

Feb 11

Sandeep Ss (DOCTOR)

hello everybody.. Dear kunjar..... before going for any alternative therapy..u need to know the cause of symptoms.... according to ur complaint stated...suggestive of preliminary diagnosis....PLANTAR FASCITIS...... Since cause could be due to ur footwear or extra wt[obese]body caarries...... at our heel side the bone called calcaneum carries by everyday walk...stress.... due to which nerves surrounding to it gets painful.....though since it has more fascial coverings around.....swelling not possible to detect..... advise:: -change the footwear..have soft shockabsorbent footwear.....should have soft cushioned type.. -simple medication just pain killers u can have to reduce swelling and tenderness... -if possible take a half bucket of mild warm water and immerse foot in it and have movements of foot in all direction which will just softened surrounding structures.... -AT night whenever u sleep keep ur foot elevated,placing pillows down under..by elevation it will reduce the pain too.... NO NEED TO WORRY ON IT.....IT JUST SUBSIDES WITH TIME..... if still nothing happens with above measures,which is hardly a case....then surgery is indicated......fascicotomy..... thanks.... more

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