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Corey Fox, DPM
Need pain relief? We provide the latest non-surgical treatment options for relief of heel pain caused by plantar fasciitis. Dr. Corey Fox is a podiatrist who has been serving Long Island residents with high-quality foot and ankle care for more than 20 years. This had been developing over years of pitching, speed walking, and tennis.

It was heavily inflamed. It was a bursitis inflammation, and I received an anti-inflammatory shot from Dr. Justin LoBello that in less than one day had me enjoying the comforts I took for granted all these years. I now exercise all the time with no pain or discomfort using the arch support inserts for my sneaker they recommended.
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Some foot conditions may last for months or years before receiving proper care. Dr. Corey Fox in Massapequa, NY explains common causes of heel pain, as well as treatments (some simple, some advanced) that can help you conquer it. Massapequa Podiatry Associates provides both conservative and surgical treatments for bunions and bunion pain.
Heel Pain
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Heel pain is one of the most common problems patients come to us for-and if you need heel pain treatment, you shouldn't hesitate to see us as well! While heel pain seems like a simple symptom on the surface, it can come from a wide range of different sources. The best and most effective treatment recommendations are made only when we can expertly evaluate the situation and get to the root of the problem.
Bursitis
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Heel pain comes in many forms. Although plantar fasciitis is the most famous and most common reason, it's by no means the only one. One often-overlooked heel pain condition is bursitis. Although you may be more familiar with this condition in a shoulder, elbow, hip, or knee joint, it can also affect the heel and can cause significant stiffness, swelling, and pain.
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On the outside of a riding boot, a spur is a small, extended metal tool that helps guide a horse to speed up, slow down, or move side to side. There's another type of spur, though, commonly associated with the feet: a heel spur, also known as a calcaneal spur. This spur is different. It is a bony growth that from inside your feet, protruding forward from bottom of your heel bone, and can form in response to repetitive stress and injury.
Plantar Fasciitis
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You feel pain (typically described as "sharp" or "shooting") as soon as your feet hit the floor after a good night's sleep, and it takes a minute or two of moving around for it to subside. Whether the source of your heel pain is plantar fasciitis or another condition, do not wait on getting the help you need.
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