Do You Wake Up With Heel Pain?

The most common cause of heel pain that occurs after rest is plantar fasciitis. This often results when your arch flattens with standing. A heel spur can form where the plantar fascia attaches to the bone. Heel spurs can be diagnosed with an in-office X-ray. Non-surgical treatments, such as custom orthotic devices to support your arch, can alleviate your pain. Dr. Lambert has successfully treated hundreds of cases of plantar fasciitis.

Rest, ice, stretching, supportive lace up shoes, orthopedic strapping, OTC orthotics, custom orthotics, night splinting, cortisone injections, and physical therapy are some of the non-surgical treatment options. Get in touch with River Forest Foot Clinic today!