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I have symptoms of mild psoriasis on my skin, nails and scalp. I also had an inflamed toe which I recovered from. I now have a pain in my foot that matches symptoms of Plantar Fasciitis. I can walk for about 2 miles before it becomes painful and then I would limp. Is this a common complication of Psoriasis? Thank you for your comments and help.
Hi @A MyPsoriasisTeam Member, I have done a google search and read some replies on this thread. It seems that it is a likely symptom of PsA.
I tried several stretches that had helped. The most effective one was trying to reach my toes with knees straight whilst standing. It offered instant relief. If you try it, please let me know how it works for you.
Best wishes,
Badr
Yes, heel pain, specifically from plantar fasciitis, is a symptom of psoriatic arthritis (PsA). Plantar fasciitis occurs when the ligament on the bottom of your foot becomes inflamed. This condition can make it difficult to stand, walk, and perform daily activities. Additionally, PsA can cause inflammation in the joints of Show Full Answer
Was wondering the same thing, have mild what seems like Plantar Fasciitis in one food. Wear supportive sneakers mostly.
When I come down with the Fasciitis I like to use the Warm Water Soak then Ice it [10-15min HOT🔴 - 10-15minutes ICE🔵]. The trick is to do this numerous times over time. I would say.... start with 4 sets of Ice and Heat [about an hour]. See how U feel after that.🙂It may take some time but this is a Remedy that I know of that pays off big in the end.
This is Youtube channel, "Sports Injury Clinic". It's an older Video/U can learn a great deal about Fasciitis & other Conditions from watching Youtube Vids like these.. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/VUHVSK7x_yc
Thank you so much for your advice @A MyPsoriasisTeam Member, I really appreciate it. will definitely do those toe exercises with the towel 🙂.
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