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Have you ever had a patient with a definite diagnosis of plantar fasciitis but whom did not present with any pain in the morning nor after rest?
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YES!!: Plantar Fasciitis hurts more after you sleep as the feet tend to extend themselves during the night and the fascia then contracts. This is typical
Answered 7/3/2014
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