All about Plantar Fasciitis

Medical condition refers to inflammation of the band of tissues present in the foot that connects the heel to toe also called policeman’s heel. Symptoms include stabbing pain near the heel region. This pain get worsen in the morning so, it is also known as awakening pain, and increases with prolonged exertion, climbing, standing, running, jumping. Some other signs and symptoms of Plantar fasciitis are swelling, limping and tenderness of tissue band that leads to uncomfortable foot, also disrupt weight-bearing. 

The plantar fascia has a bowstring shape supporting the arch of the foot its major function is to absorb shock when u walk. Tension and stress in this plantar fascia tear it or deteriorate it. Repetitive irritation of fascia can lead to inflammation of the tissue of the foot, although in many cases cause of Plantar fasciitis is unknown some major risk factors include obesity, obese people are prone to get plantar fasciitis beside this age 40-60 years is more common. Foot mechanics is also an important risk factor those who have abnormal arches flat foot or exaggerated arches strains Plantar fascia and cause wear tear damage to it, occupations have prolonged standing or exerting jobs like teaching, factory worker, etc. have to spend most of their work by walking, standing on surfaces are the risk factors for Plantar fasciitis. Some exercises give a lot of stress to the heel region like ballet dancing, long-distance running, aerobic dance can even cause plantar fasciitis. Ignoring plantar fasciitis can cause secondary complications like chronic heel pain that hinders your regular activities of daily living one changes the pattern of walk or is medically known as antalgic gait initiated. Fasciitis pain can also call secondary pains of the hip, knee, ankle, and also majorly back pains. One should not avoid primary symptoms to prevent secondary complications. 

Once you have signs and symptoms of Plantar fasciitis go and visit Doctor, with time professional guidance is an important part of the treatment of Plantar fasciitis. Looking for the best consultation visit Dr. Manish Maheshwari best arthroscopy surgeon and sports injury specialist well known for his experience and effective treatment. If you have any kind of problems like pain in the hip knee ankle, back pain, sports injury or fracture. Don’t worry! visit Indore Arthroscopic center by Dr. Manish Maheshwari. For appointment call us now at +919826252228 or visit our website - https://www.drmanishmaheshwari.com/


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