I found the way to beat plantar fascitis pain.

I found the way to beat plantar fascitis pain. Break a toe on the same foot. Realistically do not do this but my poor foot cannot catch a break

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Community comment#1

I broke my foot! Plantar fasciitis isn’t bothering me a bit now - only upside 🤣 Hope you heal quickly!

Community comment#2

I have broken toes on both feet since having PF for the last 4 years.Dont know how I did it.

Community comment#3

I tore a tendon in my second toe. Worked great? Lmao

Community comment#4

Same! Broken pinky toe on right. Twisted ankle and top of foot on left 😫

Community comment#5

I have plantar fasciitis on my right foot and twice within the last couple months I have dropped something on that butt and really hurt it and injured it so I understand the first time it was hard to walk because of wear something dropped the second time it was easier to walk

Community comment#6

I can empathize. I ended up with a stress fracture in my tibia on the same leg. Off my feet for over 3 months. PF is much better and fracture is healed.

Community comment#7

Have your plantar plate checked on ultrasound. That’s exactly how I tore mine from a bad fall in 2019. 5 weeks post surgery from needing a plantar plate repair.

Community comment#8

I’m currently on a cruise and walking sucks

Community comment#9

I broke one on the other foot pole dancing 🤣

Community comment#10

I banged my foot off a radiator and broke two toes . So painful . Best wishes to you all x

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#11

same, tore it and the surgeon couldn't repair it until he had to cut a main nerve which could not be repaired after. So now I have neuropathy in that foot. 🥺

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#12

oh no, I hope it improves for you

Community reply · In reply to an earlier comment#13

no, 6 years later and it hasn't and more than likely won't. It is what it is, I've learned to deal with it.

Community comment#14

I read somewhere that a severe bunion can cause PF, probably because your walk is changed causing the PF. Guess I should get that bunion taken care of.

Community comment#15

Yikes, but more seriously how do you like your Taos sandals? I got wonderful vs those because of the support but wondering how those are?

Community comment#16

There are some joke running groups that appreciate stuff like this.

Community comment#17

Or fall hit your head, break your wrist and fall on your kneecap so now my bad Foot has to take most of the weight. I am able to walk, which is good. It’s always something with us right

Community comment#18

Same here

Community comment#19

I've broken so many toes because I never wore shoes.

Community comment#20

I bashed my toe on right foot and P F in left..lol i am hobbling ..

Community comment#21

Pole dancing 🤣