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8:15AM | posted by Shelley Ng | February 17, 2010 | comments: 1
Ask The Doctor: What Causes Heel Pain?
The doctor is in! The PIX Morning News' Dr. Steve Salvatore is here to answer your questions:
1. What causes heel pain?
Joann, Sayreville, NJ
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Comments: 1
You can stretch your feet out before you get out of bed and it will help diminish the heel pain by about 40%. Use a belt and pull the top of the foot up and hold for a few seconds to stretch it out. It does help a lot. my podatrist gave me that advise and you can ice it and roll your foot on a can-- i know it's weird, but it helps.