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Could plantar faciitis cause knee and leg pain?
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Yes: The pain from plantar fasciitis can cause you to walk improperly and therefore create pain in the legs and knees.
Answered 10/3/2018
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Yes : if you are walking differently, then you may strain your knees, hip, back
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