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I seem to have chronic plantar fasciatis and may have to have surgery what is the sucess rate for this surgery and will my pain return.?

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Depends: It depends on you and the surgeon. The surgery in general tends to have a good outcome with a good chance that the pain will not return.

Answered 10/3/2016

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Depends: On the type of surgery. In general the surgery has a 60% sucess rate.

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Make sure: All conservative measures have been tried first.

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Hopefully not: Success for surgery for plantar fasciitis is over 90%. But exhaust all conservative care prior to surgery.

Answered 6/30/2013

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Dr. David Moats answered

Specializes in Podiatry

80%: The success rate of plantar fascial surgery is about 80%. Other non-surgical treatments include the MLS Laser and ECWT(extra corpeal shock wave therapy). All conservative treatments should be exhausted.

Answered 10/17/2014

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