Heel pain & plantar fasciitis
Pain with the first steps of the day, after rest, or through the heel and arch.
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Explore common concerns treated by Dr. Fabienne Rottenberg in Manhattan and find the most useful next step without having to diagnose yourself first.

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Pain with the first steps of the day, after rest, or through the heel and arch.
View heel-pain pageSprains, strains, activity pain, and concerns after a fall or change in movement.
Request an evaluationPainful joints, bent toes, pressure points, and increasing difficulty with shoes.
Request an evaluationPainful spots on the sole, heel fissures, calluses, and rashes that need identification.
Request an evaluationIngrown, thick, discolored, damaged, or painful nails and questions about restoration.
Request an evaluationRecurring pain, gait concerns, active-life injuries, and questions about custom support.
Request an evaluationPreventive examinations, skin breakdown, neuropathy concerns, and wounds needing prompt attention.
Call or contact firstA consultation when conservative care has not been enough or structural correction is being considered.
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A diagnosis you can act on
Heel pain may relate to the plantar fascia, a tendon, a nerve, an injury, footwear, or biomechanics. A discolored nail is not automatically fungus. A painful spot on the sole is not always a wart.
The team can help decide whether the practice is the appropriate first stop and how quickly you should be seen.
Guidance from an Upper West Side podiatry office