AliG
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Sore soles in am is known to be a Bart Sx.
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AliG
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Then again, I guess if you're known to sleepwalk, it could indicate that you should hide all the stiletto heels in the house before bedtime.
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tickbattler
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I have only heard that it is a bart symptom.
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Curious, Can you have sore soles on and off throughout the day due to Bart instead of just am ?
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Keebler
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You might also want to be evaluated for PLANTAR FACIITIS (fas she eye tis)
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RESTING/SLEEPING SPLINTS
I found wearing a night splint to be the best help for PLANTAR FACIITIS . The photo in this article shows a huge one that can hamper sleep.
A smaller, custom-made model worked better for me. It has to be somewhat walkable or have a quick exit strap, though, for fast runs to the bathroom in the middle of the night.
TREATMENT OF PLANTAR FACIITIS (by DoctorsYoung, Rutherford, Neidfeldt in ``American Family Physician'' 2/2/01)
FIGURE 8. PHOTO An example of a commercially produced night splint.
PHOTOS of exercises, too. Excerpts:
Over-the-counter arch supports may be useful in patients with acute plantar fasciitis and mild pes planus. The support provided by over-the-counter arch supports is highly variable and depends on the material used to make the support.
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For patients with plantar fasciitis, the most common prescription is for semi-rigid, three-quarters to full-length orthotics with longitudinal arch support.
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Shoes . . .
Motion control shoes usually have the following characteristics: a straight last, board or combination lasted construction, an external heel counter, a wider flare and extra medial support.5 A change in shoes was cited by 14 percent of patients with plantar fasciitis as the treatment that worked best for them.3
Plantar FXT--don't lose sleep over plantar fasciitis pain! Thermoskin keeps skin warm, helping to stretch out the plantar fascia
Speed up the healing process of plantar fasciitis with this soft, low-profile, slim fitting bootie from Swede-O. Wear this soft bootie when resting or overnight to stretch the plantar fascia.
The flexible Plantar FXT even allows you to take a few steps if needed.
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you might want to wear a light cotton sock underneath so your feet can ``breathe'' a bit.
They also have other models at the bottom of the page. check with your doctor to be sure you're getting what you need.
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