Foot Loose
From my Dr.: FINDINGS: 5 mm dorsal and 6 mm plantar calcaneal spurs.
Study shows no acute fracture or dislocation. No significant arthritis. No cortical
disruption or periosteal reaction.
IMPRESSION:
1. Calcaneal spurs.
I have had the heal spurs for years, until last year they hadn't bothered me since I'd stopped working at the Acute Care Facility 5 years ago. And then I developed Plantar Fasciitis in my right foot. After 2 months of Physical Therapy and my foot mostly feeling much better, yet my heel and another spot on the bottom of my foot still hurts quite a bit. I have an appointment with a Podiatrist next Thursday.
This entry was originally posted at https://bloggingchick.dreamwidth.org/28389.html.
Study shows no acute fracture or dislocation. No significant arthritis. No cortical
disruption or periosteal reaction.
IMPRESSION:
1. Calcaneal spurs.
I have had the heal spurs for years, until last year they hadn't bothered me since I'd stopped working at the Acute Care Facility 5 years ago. And then I developed Plantar Fasciitis in my right foot. After 2 months of Physical Therapy and my foot mostly feeling much better, yet my heel and another spot on the bottom of my foot still hurts quite a bit. I have an appointment with a Podiatrist next Thursday.
This entry was originally posted at https://bloggingchick.dreamwidth.org/28389.html.