Female/33/45k
I had foot pain in both foot and heels so consulted to doctor and identified as plantar fascitis.
Below treatment followed:
-Tablet Rutoheal-D 1-1-1 7 days
-Tablet Tendofit Forte 1-1-1 15 days
-Solution Dynapar QPS -Solution Alchohol 1-1-1 7 days
-Vit D3 60k Weekly one for three months
-Ice and heat formation on foot three times a day since last 40 days.
-Physical exercise suggested by physio since last 40 days three times a day.
After this treatment the continuous pain went away but if i stand more (30 minutes) and do more activities pain gets start.
Also small fluid filled near ankle since last 20 days which is not getting improved after ice and heat formation and excercise.
How bursitis can be treated in this case? Will it take time or something else need to be added in treatment.
Is it permanent?
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You need to be seen clinically to decide what that fluid filled are is?
Your treatment of plantar fasciitis is correct. If your pain has reduced then that’s a good sign.
Next Steps
Continue doing your physio exercises for plantar fasciitis. It can take upto a good few months for this to settle.
Go to an Ortho to show your swelling.
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