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Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
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Padding and strapping of the foot
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Corticosteroid injections
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Patient-directed treatments, such as regular stretching and other physical therapy, avoidance of flat shoes and barefoot walking, use of open-back shoes, use of cryotherapy directly to the affected part, over-the-counter arch supports and heel cushions, and limitation of extended physical activity
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Weight loss, if appropriate
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Continuation of initial treatment options above, with consideration of additional therapy including custom orthotic devices, night splints, corticosteroid injections, and cast immobilization
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Surgical interventions including plantar fasciotomy, removal of heel spur, calcaneal osteotomy, endoscopic calcaneoplasty, open resection of calcaneus and inflamed bursa, tendon debridement
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Radiofrequency coblation
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Extracorporeal shock wave therapy
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Referral to appropriate specialist
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