The Plantar Fasciitis Book

1 in every 10 people is likely to suffer from plantar fasciitis at some point in their life!

Unfortunately, many people don't even seek treatment for the condition, as they think it is nothing serious. They would rather live with the frustrating pain in the heel whenever they wake up than visit a doctor to diagnose their condition and possibly offer treatment.

What they don't know is that the condition just does not go away on its own, as they mostly assume. In fact, left untreated, it can advance to something serious like plantar tears, plantar rapture, heal spurs, plantar fibromatosis and much more, which could easily make it hard to have a good quality of life because of the excruciating pain associated with these conditions.

But considering that 90% of all cases of plantar fasciitis are treatable, it makes perfect sense to prioritize treatment.

If you have these and other related questions, this book has all the answers you are looking for and much more so keep reading..

Written by a practicing podiatrist, you can rest assured that the information herein talks about what actually works and separates myths from the facts to help you prepare yourself psychologically as you start your journey to fighting Plantar Fasciitis and related problems like heel spur syndrome.

• What Plantar Fasciitis is and symptoms to watch out for, including the plantar fasciitis scorecard to help in scoring your plantar fasciitis symptoms depending on what you are feeling and experiencing
• What actually causes plantar fasciitis?
• The three main treatment options at your disposal, including a treatment evaluator that will help you to understand why some treatments are better than others depending on different situations
• A plantar fasciitis treatment checklist that you can use to evaluate treatments on your own or with your doctor
• When you should consider surgery to deal with plantar fasciitis
• Steps you can take to prevent plantar fasciitis
• Answers of frequently asked questions about plantar fasciitis
• And so much more

Understanding some medical terms used when explaining plantar fasciitis can be really challenging especially when you don't know much about the condition.

Lucky for you, in this book, I dissect complex medical terms into simple to understand terms to enable you to understand this condition better so that you can choose the most suitable treatment option depending on your needs.

At the end of this book, you will know whether you could treat your plantar fasciitis at home or you need a doctor for the treatment as well as the specific treatment approaches that you can follow to get to a new phase of your life where plantar fasciitis is not part of your everyday life.

Are you ready to end the pain, discomfort and suffering caused by plantar fasciitis?