Pathology
The plantar fascia is a fibrous tissue that connects the heel and the bottom of the toes. When walking, it is tightened to maintain the arch of the foot and absorb the rebound force from the ground. It can be said to be the body's natural shock-absorbing device. Aging and overuse of the fascial tissue itself will cause the plantar fascia to be over-tightened and strained, leading to inflammation.
Causes
Symptom
Treatment
Possible consequences of not treating early
The above content is for reference only. Readers are required to seek medical advice from relevant medical personnel. Only after detailed examination and diagnosis can timely and effective treatment be provided.
@DOCTORFIX CHIROPRACTIC AND PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC
Comments