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Taking Ecosprin 75 Mg, Metolar XR - 50 And Rozavel 10 Regularly. Having Pain In Heels. Suggestion?
Question: I am 50 yrs ht. 5' - 6". weight 70 kg Uric Acid 5.8-6.0
I am on regular medicines of
Ecosprin 75 mg OD
Metolar XR - 50 OD
Rozavel 10 OD
From last 2 months when I get up and put my feet on the floor, have a pain in my heels. I am seeking your opinion what should be the best course of medication I must follow.
I am on regular medicines of
Ecosprin 75 mg OD
Metolar XR - 50 OD
Rozavel 10 OD
From last 2 months when I get up and put my feet on the floor, have a pain in my heels. I am seeking your opinion what should be the best course of medication I must follow.
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Welcome to XXXXXXX
Symptoms described by you are suggestive for plantar fasciitis with acute sometime sever heel pain especially in first steps in the morning, mostly at the bottom of the heel. In some cases plantar fasciitis may be associated with heel spur and characterized by plantar pain. I would advice you apply Icy as a bath or pack, change shoes with adequate arch cushioning and in shoe heel, over the counter foot orthotics, exercises : like calf stretching ( warm up mandatory prior exercises ), avoid walking barefoot and long periods of standing. You may use NSAIDs over the counter like Ibuprofen, or Naproxen tablets and anti-inflammatory creams locally.
Hope this helps, if you have additional queries, don’t hesitate to ask.
Best Regards,
Dr.Mihail.
Welcome to XXXXXXX
Symptoms described by you are suggestive for plantar fasciitis with acute sometime sever heel pain especially in first steps in the morning, mostly at the bottom of the heel. In some cases plantar fasciitis may be associated with heel spur and characterized by plantar pain. I would advice you apply Icy as a bath or pack, change shoes with adequate arch cushioning and in shoe heel, over the counter foot orthotics, exercises : like calf stretching ( warm up mandatory prior exercises ), avoid walking barefoot and long periods of standing. You may use NSAIDs over the counter like Ibuprofen, or Naproxen tablets and anti-inflammatory creams locally.
Hope this helps, if you have additional queries, don’t hesitate to ask.
Best Regards,
Dr.Mihail.
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