Plantar Fasciitis and Treatment Plantar Fasciopathy or Plantar Fasciitis tends to manifest as foot pain on the sole and near the heel bone (Calcaneus). Such pain can occur as a result of a specific or distinct injury or more often gradually over time. As with other Musculoskeletal related conditions, plantar fascia pain does not just impact highly active people. People living a sedentary lifestyle are very commonly affected by the condition, and this likely due to a combination of factors including adaptive tissue changes. Unfortunately, the tissues involved in this condition can be easily irritated during daily activities. In essence, the foot is always having to deal with applied forces, whether sitting or standing (more so when standing or moving). However, even though Chronic cases of the condition can be harder to resolve, it is still possible provided can identify and address the root cause of the problem. The full article about the Plantar Fasciopathy or Plantar Fas...
A Brisbane Myotherapy and MSK Clinic specialising in myofascial therapy techniques and treatments for msk injuries, fascial tension, and chronic pain. The clinic founder has over 19 years experience specialising in myofascial release techniques. His interest in fascia and fascia treatments stem from a human performance, trauma and myofascial pain perspective. The blog aims to help educate patients and the wider community around health and wellbeing.