Are injections the only option left to treat my persistent morning heel pain if stretching, ice, and Tendocare have not worked after more than a month?
Injections are not your only remaining option. Since stretching, ice, and Tendocare haven't fully resolved the pain, we have several gentle alternatives. Custom shoe inserts (orthotics) or night splints can support your heel and relieve tension. Physical therapy or non-invasive shockwave therapy are also highly effective choices. Before considering steroid injections, I recommend discussing these supportive therapies with your doctor or a podiatrist to find the safest, most comfortable path forward for you.
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Are injections the only option left to treat my persistent morning heel pain if stretching, ice, and Tendocare have not worked after more than a month?
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