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Bilateral plantar fasciitis fibromatosis
- Thread starter Simone01
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What's your timeline? Did you receive all treatment possible to get better?Yes, I applied for disability for it. What do you want to know?
Well, I am going through the MEB/PEB process. I filed for disability in conjunction with my other conditions. I went to my C&P exam last November but I am still receiving treatment as I await the result of my MEB/PEB. I have gotten a few injections since my diagnosis and they want to do a radiofrequency ablation procedure now; however, my podiatrist is not in agreement with it and has proposed that I do a shockwave PRP instead. But, yes, I am currently doing all the treatment to get better. Hopefully, I answered your question.What's your timeline? Did you receive all treatment possible to get better?
I have the shockwave treatment come in 2 weeks, it's in Norfolk VaWell, I am going through the MEB/PEB process. I filed for disability in conjunction with my other conditions. I went to my C&P exam last November but I am still receiving treatment as I await the result of my MEB/PEB. I have gotten a few injections since my diagnosis and they want to do a radiofrequency ablation procedure now; however, my podiatrist is not in agreement with it and has proposed that I do a shockwave PRP instead. But, yes, I am currently doing all the treatment to get better. Hopefully, I answered your question.
Yeah, I doubt the treatment is going to work, I enlisted with flat feet so I had a low arch already, but I arch is completely gone so, hopefully I get my finding by the end of this month because I do not want navy doctors to do surgery on my feet, meaning they would have to cut my bones in my feet create a new arch or remove my planter fasciitisWell, do all the treatment you can get because if all you do doesn't make it better, you will be P&T eventually
Hello, I have been seen for plantar fasciitis since 2018, active duty and I did the injections and had a steroid flare which made the condition worse on both feet. The doc recommended shockwave therapy but I cannot get sedated do to allergic reactions to anesthesia. As well as you all I also got recommended surgery but that’s a no-go for me so the doc recommended MEB. What are the chances along with all the other issues annotated in my files for this MEB to go through ? Thanks