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Anonymous wrote:Can he describe the pain? Could it be something like Severs?

I would start with the pediatrician, or an orthopedic urgent care.

I am suspecting severs too. But not sure who to see for diagnosis and treatment.

This is what I think. both my kids (and I) had it for a year plus. Went to doctor for the kids and based on what the doctor said and researching online, didn't seem like there was much to do about it but get through it besides activity modification. It did hurt though!

Anonymous wrote:That sounds like Achilles tendonitis. Notoriously hard to treat. Go to an orthopedist.

In both feet? All of a sudden?

Anonymous wrote:That sounds like Achilles tendonitis. Notoriously hard to treat. Go to an orthopedist.

I had this as a kid. Heels hurt all the time and God forbid someone actually pressed on the sides of my heel. My got inflamed from football cleats and it went on for years.

podiatrist

Go to a orthopedist. They can take an xray and confirm the diagnosis.

Rest, ice, advil, and shoe inserts help a lot.

That sounds like Achilles tendonitis. Notoriously hard to treat. Go to an orthopedist.

Anonymous wrote:Visit a podiatrist or orthopedist.

Or even a physical therapist.

Near the heel in the back or on the sole.

Not to sound silly, but are his shoes worn down? Fit correctly?

My 14 yo gets plantar fasciitis pain when sneakers need replacing!

Pain in the heel area at the back. Shoes are not worn out.

Visit a podiatrist or orthopedist.

Or even a physical therapist.

Near the heel in the back or on the sole.

Not to sound silly, but are his shoes worn down? Fit correctly?

My 14 yo gets plantar fasciitis pain when sneakers need replacing!

Anonymous wrote:Can he describe the pain? Could it be something like Severs?

I would start with the pediatrician, or an orthopedic urgent care.

I am suspecting severs too. But not sure who to see for diagnosis and treatment.

Anonymous wrote:Where in his feet dies it hurt?

Both feet?

Is it after exercise? Upon waking up? Standing too long?

What is his foot wear - crocs, sneakers, flip flops?

You're not giving a lot of context op.

Both feet.

All the time but worse with activity. Improves with rest.
Footwear crocs, sneakers outside but barefoot inside the house.

Hurts all the time. Worse with activity. Hurts near the heel and ankle.

Visit a podiatrist - and maybe your pediatrician can recommend one. I developed plantar fasciitis around 13. One thing that helped immensely was stretching with a belt before taking my first step in the morning. Hold one end of the belt in each hand, loop the belt so it is on the ball of the foot, and gently pull back for 30 seconds. Repeat on other foot. Not trying to diagnose without any symptoms, but sometimes it can take a while to get an appointment and that's a cheap and easy stretch that might give a little relief until you get a diagnosis.

Where in his feet dies it hurt?

Both feet?

Is it after exercise? Upon waking up? Standing too long?

What is his foot wear - crocs, sneakers, flip flops?

You're not giving a lot of context op.

Can he describe the pain? Could it be something like Severs?

I would start with the pediatrician, or an orthopedic urgent care.

My son has been complaining both his feet hurt a lot, has been limping, taking advil etc. Didn’t get hurt, no change in activity. Not sure who he needs to see. Pediatrician? Podiatrist? Orthopedist?
Any suggestions? Thanks.