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What Causes Plantar Fasciitis?

There is not one particular source to this inflammation and irritation of the plantar fascia, though there are several influential factors, including:

How The Foot Institute Addresses Foot Pain

Most people will try to manage their foot pain on their own until it becomes severe enough that they finally seek help from a podiatrist. The best solution to treating this condition is to catch it early on and start implementing strategies to avoid further damage to the individual’s foot.

Diagnosing Plantar Fasciitis

By thoroughly evaluating the patient’s symptoms, reviewing their medical history, and completing a physical examination of the affected area, Dr. Morreale can typically determine whether or not a person is suffering from plantar fasciitis.

Plantar Fasciitis Treatment Options in Shreveport, LA

Once a case of plantar fasciitis has been identified, Dr. Angelo Morreale will begin with their recommendations for treatment based on the individual and their particular symptoms.

Schedule an Appointment with The Foot Institute

Podiatrist Angelo Morreale, DPM has helped patients for years by diagnosing and treating plantar fasciitis. If you are experiencing symptoms of plantar fasciitis without any sign of relief, schedule your appointment with Dr. Morreale by calling The Foot Institute in Shreveport and Natchitoches, LA at (318) 797-3668 today!

What are the symptoms of gout?

The signs and symptoms of gout typically occur suddenly, and often at night. They can include:

What factors can lead to a higher chance of developing gout?

People are more likely to develop gout if they have high levels of uric acid in their bodies. Factors that increase the uric acid level in the body include:

What are the treatments for gout?

Treatments for gout are designed to reduce either the pain and inflammation of individual attacks or the frequency of attacks. Traditional treatments include making dietary changes and taking certain medications.

Is this a condition that can reappear after treatment?

In most people, a first acute gout attack comes without warning, and there aren’t any other symptoms of high uric acid. Prevention efforts for gout are focused on preventing future attacks or lessening their severity.