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Klamath Falls, OR
July 22
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Members connected over the question of whether plantar fasciitis is common in MS, with many confirming they experience it, often linked to... Read more

Members connected over the question of whether plantar fasciitis is common in MS, with many confirming they experience it, often linked to favoring one side of the body or after a fall. Several members shared helpful strategies for managing the pain, including cortisone shots, baclofen, rolling a tennis ball under the foot, and using a lidocaine roll-on with lavender. A recurring theme was mutual compassion and support, with members reminding each other that plantar fasciitis also affects people without MS.

A MyMSTeam Member

Yes. But I've seen many non ms peeps as well.

July 26
A MyMSTeam Member

Joanne Horton2, I send you all my prayers πŸ™I hope your pain goes away soon.

July 22
A MyMSTeam Member

Thank you Cheryl, My Doctor said My Fall bought this on. Very painful it is. I send You my Prayer.

July 22 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

I have this, I take a cortisone shot every 3 months . Pain goes away instantly.

July 22
A MyMSTeam Member

Joanne Horton2, I am suffering with that pain. I had to use a boot and have therapy on it. I believe it is the way I walked. I send you my prayers πŸ™

July 22

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