Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint

[226cutie]

I have plantersphaceidos

[TheMeanSgtPlaysPiano]

What's the success rate percentage?

[sportsinjuryclinic]

@TheMeanSgtPlaysPiano Its difficult to quantify, although the majority of the feedback we receive on this product is positive.

[TheMeanSgtPlaysPiano]

@sportsinjuryclinic Ok, I'm gonna get this because my physiotherapist recommended this before I even watched this video. I don't care about the price lolz.

[randalllfloyd]

If you're suffering Plantar Fasciitis buy some spiky massage balls and use them on the soles of your feet. They really help release tension

[tdrewman]

For me I used the tapping method, it worked better than the boot for me, my foot would not fall asleep. It took about 2 weeks and I was done.

[ellenincolorado]

@tdrewman what is the tapping method?

[ellenincolorado]

@tdrewman....oh you meant TAPING method...as in TAPE. not TAPPING as in tapping something with your fingers.

[knighcs66]

This device has done nothing for me. Except make my foot fall asleap over night from the straps cutting off my circulation in my foot.

[Toxicgoth]

@knighcs66 loosen the straps lol.

[knighcs66]

I still cannot even put any pressure on my heal in my left foot. It's been a year now and I still cannot walk. I need help and would even consider amputation as I am in pain all the time and it will not go away.

[sportsinjuryclinic]

Have you tried a night splint?

[Laranjo69]

@sportsinjuryclinic why don't you try to sleep with this...and then we''ll talk...

[Deartumain]

Assuming you have p.f., have you considered getting anti-inflammatory injections?

You might have full-blown heel spurs. I doubt amping the foot is necessary.

[haroof]

If you can't pu ANYt pressure on your foot whatsoever, you might have something much more severe.

I'm no doctor but I'd suggest consulting one before deciding on amputation.

[Laranjo69]

@knighcs66 have you tried to go to a Podiatrist?!

[Toxicgoth]

@knighcs66 how old are you?

[BarclayAvenue]

@knighcs66 BTW , if its been a year, You should get an mri because maybe your tendon completely snapped.