Plantar Facilitis

[tezmand]

for anyone suffering from this i have just had shockwave therapy and can deffo recommend it , i have suffered for 3 yrs and counting and tried all the stretching excercises, insoles in shoes etc and only now am i getting some relief , its not completely gone but its still early and its so nice not to walk with a slight limp

[Sqad]

Well played tezy my love.

[tezmand]

cheers sqad

[Sqad]

tezy....is your avatar a photograph of you?

[naomi24]

I agree. I was on crutches for 6 months and eventually went to a sports injury specialist for treatment with his little machine. Two visits - £80 in total - sorted!

[tezmand]

yes sqad its me

[tezmand]

why ?

[tezmand]

naomi24 such a relief isnt it

[Sqad]

Blimey.....that is my idea of a woman.

[tezmand]

lmao and i thought you was gonna say you look older than your 52 yrs cheers sqad made my day

[naomi24]

tezmand, it certainly is.

[jno]

I had a steroid injection into my foot which made me say OUCH for about a quarter of a second; but it hasn't been back, and that was nearly 10 years ago. I still wear a heel support sometimes, just in case.

[jomifl]

just as well you aren't a cricketer Sqad.

[mjulian]

I too suffered for a year - was sent by my GP to one podiatrist after another. In the end I had one injection - extremely painful - into my ankle - and, once the injection site had calmed down, no pain at all. Wonderful. But I had to persevere with all the appointments where no-one did anything except examine my foot. What a waste of NHS time and money when 1 injection at the beginning would have sufficed.

[grasscarp]

Down Sqad. Keep it professional.

[tezmand]

lmao stop it im blushing here

[Sqad]

grasscarp...LOL.
Glad she is not my researcher and I an MP. ;-)

[woofgang]

wearing croc sorted mine.

[RATTER15]

No "l" in faciitis as far as I'm aware.

[tezmand]

Really you took time out of your day to correct my spelling ,

[jno]

you spell it with only one S, ratter? That's innovative.