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 Symptoms
 Most people describe a deep aching pain on the bottom of the foot, underneath
the heel bone. The pain is usually worse first thing in the morning or after
prolonged sitting (even when riding in a car). Walking often eases the pain, but
standing will make it worse. Going barefooted or wearing shoes will increase the
pain, while a heel lift or moderate heel will decrease the symptoms. |
