Health & Fitness:Medicine
I got a comment from a runner who posted this question on one of the YouTube videos on the Doc On The Run YouTube channel.
He says he had plantar fascia surgery just over 3 months ago.
He said that following the operation, he followed all of the surgeons post-operative instructions "to a tee."
He was feeling great, until he started developing a small pain at the back of the arch right where the heel starts.
He said:
“My whole arch is in pain. Do you think I could have a torn plantar fascia? It was tolerable but in hindsight this has not been ignored.”
Did I tear my fascia after plantar fasciitis surgery?
Well, that is what we're talking about today on the Doc On The Run Podcast.
More Episodes
Should I just wait 4 weeks with a fibular stress fracture?
2024-11-06
100
2024-11-06
100
The doctor’s job is not to tell you stop running
2024-11-01
111
2024-11-01
111
Timelines force decisions and action in injured runners
2024-10-28
133
2024-10-28
133
Does a mallet toe lead to plantar plate sprain in a runner?
2024-10-25
120
2024-10-25
120
When is it okay to take NSAIDs with a running injury
2024-10-23
146
2024-10-23
146
Can cryotherapy fix my accessory navicular
2024-10-21
122
2024-10-21
122
What is intermetatarsal bursitis in the runner's foot?
2024-10-16
148
2024-10-16
148
Is there any research on running cadence and impact forces?
2024-10-14
147
2024-10-14
147
I dropped a piano on my foot. Will I run again?
2024-10-09
137
2024-10-09
137
Treadmill vs Running outside after injury
2024-10-07
167
2024-10-07
167
Jones fracture in a runner. Is surgery better?
2024-10-04
137
2024-10-04
137
Method for modifying cadence after injury
2024-10-02
146
2024-10-02
146
Get this podcast on your
phone, FREE
