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Plantar Fasciitis: How did you get rid of it?

Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: May 22 8:33pm | Replies (173)

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A slant board to stretch is an absolute no-brainer. Also, over-the-counter insoles help tremendously (try Powerstep). Both inexpensive and non-harmful.
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suziet | @suziet | Dec 8, 2021

@ arch support, there are several to choose from. Is the neutral pair or specific to ones arch i.e low arch ect
Thank you for the recommendation on slant board.

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