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Differential diagnosis for heel pain

Discussion in 'Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses' started by tracyd123, Oct 18, 2007.

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    Hi All,

    I have a client who is experiencing all of the symptoms associated with unilateral plantar fasciitis - pain on palpation of medial calcaneal tubercle, post static dyskinesia, limited dorsiflexion/tight calf musculature.

    Ultrasound has showed no change in the structure of the plantar fascia thought which has thrown me.

    GP has given a cortisone injection which helped slightly and client had little pain relief with low dye strapping and campbells rest. I have prescribed an eccentric calf stretching program (heel drops) which also hasnt provided symptom relief.

    Is there anything other condition that may present this way?

    i am hesitant to go down the path of orthoses/insoles as they have not responed to treatment thus far.

    Any suggestions???

    Thanks

    Tracy
     
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