Restore your active lifestyle with advanced Plantar Fasciitis by Dr. Hemendra Agrawal. With modern techniques, careful planning, and dedicated follow-up care, we help you recover faster and move comfortably again.
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Evidence-based treatment for heel pain caused by plantar fascia inflammation, using conservative care and targeted procedures when needed.
Plantar fascia irritation worsens due to overuse, prolonged standing, improper footwear, high-impact activities, tight calf muscles, sudden weight gain, or biomechanical foot problems. Continued strain prevents healing and increases pain.
Treatment reduces inflammation of the plantar fascia, restores normal foot biomechanics, relieves heel pain, and improves walking comfort. A stepwise approach — rest, stretching, orthotics, physiotherapy, injections, and, rarely, minimal surgery — gives high success rates.
If you're experiencing any of these symptoms, it may be time to consult a Plantar Fasciitis specialist:
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| Type | Best For | What It Involves | Recovery Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conservative Care | Most patients | Rest, stretching, night splints, shoe modification, physiotherapy | 4–12 weeks |
| Orthotic & Heel Support | Biomechanical causes | Custom insoles, heel cups, supportive shoes | 2–8 weeks |
| Corticosteroid or PRP Injection | Persistent pain after conservative care | Targeted injection to reduce inflammation or stimulate healing | 2–6 weeks |
| Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) | Chronic plantar fasciitis | Focused shockwaves to stimulate healing | 4–12 weeks |
| Endoscopic Plantar Fascia Release | Rare refractory cases | Partial release of plantar fascia via small incision | 6–12 weeks |
Stretching calf/plantar fascia, activity modification and orthotics resolve most cases without surgery.
Corrects foot mechanics, reduces strain on the plantar fascia, and speeds recovery.
Short-term pain relief (steroid) or tissue healing support (PRP) depending on case.
Non-invasive option effective for chronic, resistant heel pain.
Surgery reserved for patients who fail comprehensive conservative treatment.
Understanding the process helps reduce anxiety and prepares you for a smooth recovery.
Most plantar fasciitis responds to simple measures. We tailor a plan to relieve pain and restore activity.
Real stories from real patients who found relief and renewed mobility
"Morning heel pain made walking painful. With stretching, orthotics and therapy I’m back to my daily walks."
Sunita Verma, 46 years
"Shockwave therapy helped when injections didn’t. Pain dropped and I resumed light jogging."
Rakesh Jain, 52 years
"Custom insoles and physio fixed my heel pain without surgery. Highly recommend the conservative approach."
Priya Kaur, 34 years
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