Active Family Chiropractic Plantar Fasciitis Treatment Chiropractic
Overview Active Family Chiropractic is a full-service chiropractic, massage and acupuncture practice in Gaithersburg, MD. We treat chronic neck and back pain as well as auto, sports and work injuries. Our mission is to relieve our patients’ pain, address any underlying conditions, and motivate them to achieve health and balance in their lives. Our convenient office hours and location make it easy to schedule appointments with any of our healthcare specialists. We accept a variety of payment types.
Plantar Fasciitis Plantar fasciitis is a swelling of the fibrous tissue (plantar fascia) along the bottom of your foot that connects your heel bone to your toes. In this disease, the patient feels intense heel pain while walking even a short distance. This pain may extend from mild to severe, is centered around the bottom of the heel, usually toward the front, though it may also extend across the entire bottom of the foot.
Main Cause Of Plantar Fasciitis ●
Standing for long periods
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Wearing shoes with little support
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Having flat feet
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Having exceptionally high arches
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Being overweight
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A sudden increase inactivity
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Repetitive stress
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Tight calf muscles
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Overpronation (walking on the outsides of your feet)
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Aging
How is Plantar Fasciitis Diagnosed? Experienced chiropractic will check the tenderness in your foot and try to find out the exact location of the pain. To treat chronic plantar fasciitis, he will also check if you have mild redness or swelling. A chiropractor will examine the strength of your muscles and the health of nerves by checking your: ●
reflexes
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muscle tone
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sense of touch and sight
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coordination
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balance
Treatment of Plantar Fasciitis Chiropractor advises patients who are suffering from plantar fasciitis to rest the foot as much as possible. Applying ice to the area can help reduce the inflammation, as can taking an antiinflammatory such as ibuprofen. Many people with plantar fasciitis find it helpful to wear Birkenstocks or other shoes that have good arch support. To treat plantar fasciitis your chiropractor may utilize a range of therapies, including manipulation, stretching, ultrasound, and soft tissue work. They can also recommend orthotics and useful exercises you can do at home to gently stretch tight muscles and tendons. To get benefits from Plantar Fasciitis Treatment Chiropractic, visit us.
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