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Old 08-20-2009, 01:19 PM #11
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Many here have had or have what your describing but it could be something else like PF (Plantar Phascitis) or TS (Tarsal Tunnel). I've 3 surgeries on my feet to help with the pain before I learned it was PN. You can find a podiatrist to help but be careful if they are surgoens they might what to cut and then ask questions. You can have a nerve conduction test as well from a neuro to help narrow it down. Things like activity, your weight can effect heel pain. You can go here and talk with those who suffer with heel pain.
http://heelspurs.com/_safe.html

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