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What is Plantar Fasciitis?<\/p>\n
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It is a common inflammatory condition affecting the thick band of connective tissue (fascia) on the sole of the foot. It is often a sharp pain in the heel which is much worse with the first few steps in the morning and occurs with most weight bearing activities. It can become a disabling chronic problem if not treated correctly. It occurs commonly in runners and people who are on their feet for prolonged periods of time. It also occurs more frequently in women and people aged 40-60 years old.<\/p>\n
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How it Happens<\/p>\n
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It often starts for no reason and is not normally associated with trauma. A number of factors can contribute to Plantar Fasciitis but typically people with flat feet, poor walking biomechanics and tightness in the calf, hamstring and gluteal regions. There can also be associated crepitis or \u201crice bubble\u201d sensations when you press on the sole of your foot. It is aggravated by walking, running, dancing and non-supportive footwear.<\/p>\n
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What PPASIC can do to treat Plantar Fasciitis<\/p>\n
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Suitable Products for\u00a0Plantar Fasciitis<\/p>\n
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