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Why do i have pain in heels in the morning? then it goes away later in the day
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Bursitis: Pain upon arising in the morning and after rest can be due to bursitis or plantar fasciitis. It is commonly treated with support, ice, anti-inflammatory medications and injections. Don't live with discomfort. Contact a podiatrist for treatment .
Answered 12/10/2015
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