Plantar Fasciitis Treatment

Anything that damages or irritates your plantar fascia can lead to plantar fasciitis. This includes:

Some health conditions can also cause plantar fasciitis. If you’ve gained more than 15 pounds within a few months, the pressure this puts on your feet can make the condition more likely. You can also develop plantar fasciitis if you have flat feet or high arches. 

Some of the most common symptoms of plantar fasciitis are:

You may experience pain when you stand up after sitting or lying down, but the pain usually goes away after a few minutes. You may also experience relief while walking or exercising, but the pain can get worse once you stop. 

When you need pain relief for heel pain, we at Mountain View Foot & Ankle offer customized treatments. Each of our patients is unique, so we provide highly individualized care.

We offer conservative options, like the use of anti-inflammatory medications, stretching exercises, and orthotic devices. For those experiencing more severe pain or who don’t get relief from these options, we offer the chance to get heel pain relief with laser treatment. 
 
Low-level laser therapy helps to speed up your body’s natural healing process and reduce inflammation. We rely on the Diowave laser, which treats damaged cells deep within your foot. It’s unlike the usual cold lasers, allowing you to get the treatment you need in as little as 10 minutes. 

Mild plantar fasciitis may require only one treatment session, while severe forms may require more. Laser therapy is non-invasive and doesn’t require a long recovery process. 

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