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As per the doctors of AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences), many young women have been coming up for joint-pain issues caused due to wearing High Heels (almost constantly).
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Yes, if you wearing Heals then you can face these issues:
1. Sprains: Improper exercise and improper footwear like high heels can put unnecessary stress on heels and cause pain. Avoid such conditions by using excellent quality heels and avoiding them as much as possible. Exercise should be done under expert guidance.
2. Fractures: Stress or hairline fractures can occur even without trauma and cause pain. In such cases, you should immediately consult a doctor.
3. Plantar fasciitis: A common cause for heel pain, the Plantar fascia at the heel can cause severe early morning heel pain. It can be managed with exercises, PRP Injections.
4. Arthritis: Gout, rheumatoid arthritis and other types of arthritis can affect ankle joint and cause heel pain. This can be managed with medications and exercises. In severe cases, injections may be needed for treatment.
The significant side effects of knee agony incorporate shortcoming, redness, shakiness, firmness or the powerlessness to appropriately fix or move the leg. Regularly, a deformation is additionally obvious, for example, a ***** standing out of the leg - in which case it is prudent to counsel an Orthopedic Specialist right away.
Ref: https://www.lybrate.com/topic/all-about-knee-pain/58943c68e96e9629778219bc89cac60a
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