Re: For , tennis, plantar fasiitis

[Guest guest]

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Thanks for the helpful post. I just posted about the same problem you had

with plantar fasiitis. My question to you is, in the one month it took for your

foot to be O.K., did you stop tennis or other physical activity on the foot?

My foot isn't too bad but I'm wondering if I should lay off for a month, I

feel that I might be O.K. in a week.

Thanks,

Saeed, BHRx2 , 7-2-02, DeSmet

Madison, WI

[Guest guest]

> ,

> Thanks for the helpful post. I just posted about the same problem

you had

> with plantar fasiitis. My question to you is, in the one month it

took for your

> foot to be O.K., did you stop tennis or other physical activity on

the foot?

> My foot isn't too bad but I'm wondering if I should lay off for a

month, I

> feel that I might be O.K. in a week.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Saeed, BHRx2 , 7-2-02, DeSmet

> Madison, WI

>

>

> Saeed- When my heel first started hurting I was playing and I

think that aggravated it. I may have gone a week or so without

playing, but I really don't remember. When I did play, the heel pad

helped tremendously. I still wear the pads in each shoe. Also, When

the pain started I had just switched to a new pair of Nike shoes.

They seemed stiffer than all the Nikes I had worn before. I switched

to Prince shoes and they are more comfortable. Anyway, from reading

your other posts over the last 2 years, I feel you listen to your

body pretty well. You will recover from this. Good

luck!

in NC

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