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Pain in the back of my heels

Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: Apr 22 10:00am | Replies (23)

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Hi, there is 50% blockage in the left leg femoral artery, occluded by heterogeneous plaque. Flow reconstitutes in the distal superficial femoral artery. No flow detected into the dorsalis pedis artery.

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I seriously doubt that your pain is "ischemic" caused by the occlusion in the femoral artery in your thigh. You pain is very point specific and located in a small area on the posterior distal foot/heel area. Ischemic pain from an occulted artery would present itself as calf/lower leg and possibly generalized foot pain. This is clearly too small an area to be caused by your occlusion. Granted you do not have a pedal pulse but even with that I would say you present with either plantar fasciitis, achilles tendonitis and or retrocalcaneal bursitis all of which can manifest pain with the history you present. I would caution on aggressive stretching. I have seen far to many people aggressively stretch the achilles and plantar fascia and aggravate the condition.