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I have heel and tailbone pain... when i rise.... doesn't matter what time of day?
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Heel pain: Heel pain can come after rest due to inflammation of the plantar fascia and or calcaneus heel bone due to bursitis or even a spur. Your tailbone can also hurt due to a biomechanics. If you're stepping down wrong, it affects your hair and your tail bone.
Answered 2/20/2017
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