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Pain In The Heels. Calcium Profile Showing Anti Streptolysin O In Blood. What Is The Remedy?

I have 1730 of anti streptolysin O in my blood test . what is the remedy for this. I have severe heel pain in both of my legs for the past three years. last week I consulted an ortho doctor, he asked me to take a calcium profile. I got the results yesterday as the above. What is the remedy for this. when I should get relieve of my heel pain
Sat, 5 Apr 2014
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
This heal pain is called planter fasciitis. This is due to inflammation of planter fascia and I am not having any idea why your doctor wants calcium profile. I would suggest you to get a x ray of the calcaneum to see if there is any bony spur present in heel. You should wear soft foot wear and also avoid walking bare foot. There is role of hot water fomentation and steroid injection. Also calf stretching exercise helps.
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Pain In The Heels. Calcium Profile Showing Anti Streptolysin O In Blood. What Is The Remedy?

This heal pain is called planter fasciitis. This is due to inflammation of planter fascia and I am not having any idea why your doctor wants calcium profile. I would suggest you to get a x ray of the calcaneum to see if there is any bony spur present in heel. You should wear soft foot wear and also avoid walking bare foot. There is role of hot water fomentation and steroid injection. Also calf stretching exercise helps.