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I am 46, and both my heels hurt. I do not wake up with pain in my heels, but as the day progresses, and if I have been on my feet, I get very painful heels.It seems like I have a limited quota for being on my feet, and by the evening I am almost crippled.If I go for a brisk walk first thing in the morning, I will get the pain sooner. The only thing that seems to alleviate this pain is advil, however, I do not want to be dependent on painkillers.
I would greatly appreciate advice on this matter.

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You may have tarsal tunnel syndrome or posterior tibial tendon dysfunction. Therefore, you need to see a podiatrist so you can be properly diagnosed and treated.
[quote] I am 46, and both my heels hurt. I do not wake up with pain in my heels, but as the day progresses, and if I have been on my feet, I get very painful heels... [/quote]