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In article <1993Jan22.143155.41820@ux1.cts.eiu.edu> cfthb@ux1.cts.eiu.edu (Howard Black) writes:
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>    The thing about PF is that it is more a symptom than a primary injury;
>that is, it results from some kind of biomechanical problem that, if not
>corrected, will cause PF again.  
                       ^^^^^^^^
And more than that will produce a heel spur which is so painful you
can hardly walk and more than often requires surgery.  What happens is
that the heel bone grows in the direction of the muscle to try to help
(I'd say), but the spur will pinch your skin and the fat sac that
protects the bone.  So, I agree completely with that.  PF is a
symptom of something worse.

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