Planter Fascitis can be a real pain in the foot, that if left untreated can eventually effect mobility and over all quality of life. However, the experienced team here at Burrard Physiotherapy can help.
What is Planter Fascitis?
Planter Fascitis is inflammation and pain of the connective tissue at the bottom of the foot called the planter fascia. At its most basic, the planter fascia connects the heel and the ball of the foot and aids with walking. When inflamed, this typically causes pain at the heel which is worse for the first few steps of the day and after a long day on your feet.
Common Causes
There are a number of things that can cause inflammation of the planter fascia, which include:
Trauma to the area, such as stepping on a stone
What is Planter Fascitis?
Planter Fascitis is inflammation and pain of the connective tissue at the bottom of the foot called the planter fascia. At its most basic, the planter fascia connects the heel and the ball of the foot and aids with walking. When inflamed, this typically causes pain at the heel which is worse for the first few steps of the day and after a long day on your feet.
Common Causes
There are a number of things that can cause inflammation of the planter fascia, which include:
Trauma to the area, such as stepping on a stone