Take our quick symptoms quiz to see the likelihood that you have Plantar Fasciitis. Remember this does not replace a real person. We always recommend seeking professional advice.
Is your heel pain worse first thing in the morning?
Does pain radiate into the arch?
Which most accurately describes your pain each day?
When pressing in which feels more tender?
Do you overpronate/have flat feet?
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