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To help prevent flares I always support arches of my feet, including getting up in the middle of the night. I use orthotics in tie shoes most days. I use SAS sandals as slippers because they have arch support. I never go barefoot. Secondly but importantly educate yourself about trigger points. I release trigger points in my calves with a small Bob and Brad massage gun when I have a flare. Usually that relieves most or all of the pain. The website "Triggerpoints.net" can be helpful.

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That attention to the calfs must be what my acupuncturist did to help my PF flare once. I was at an appointment for acupuncture for unrelated issue to my foot and back pain, but since I was in such pain, he did touch therapy and within minutes the pain in my foot was almost completely gone. It was miraculous.

I do pretty well maintaining with good supportive shoes, but if I over exert my feet too much, I’ll get a flare. Daily exercise is fine and well tolerated. Standing for long periods….like 8 hours is not tolerated.