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I have heel aches upon waking up as soon as i get out of bed ache is gone?
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Plantar fasciitis: Is the most common cause of heel pain, and the typical complaint is pain after rest: that first step in the morning is the killer, and then it eases up. But there are other causes for such pain too. I recommend you see a podiatrist and find out for certain what's behind your heel pain. Feel better!
Answered 12/15/2012
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Plantar fascitis: Speak to a podiatrist about acquiring a night splint. ( you can get one on your own as well).
Answered 12/21/2012
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