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I am a 49 year old and very active, not sportive, woman, i'm on my feet all day. my left heel hurts and i limp at times, what can i do to heal this?
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Possible: Plantar fascitiis, try icing the foot when ou can, stretching your achilles when you can, wearing an arch support at all times, take an antiinflammatory if no contraindication, when all else fails see your foot doc.
Answered 2/26/2014
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