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Old 07-03-2015, 12:43 AM #1
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Default Heel pain
Hello

For the last little while my heels have been very tender, sore and painful. It's the back of my heel not the part of ur heel that u walk on. In the morning, it hurts quite a bit to put my feet on the floor. It gets better a few minutes after putting my feet on the floor but they stay tender and painful to touch for the rest of the day. They also feel tight. Is this part of neuropathy or something else?
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