Dr Ekta’s Pain Management Clinic
Fasciitis Treatment in West Delhi

Fasciitis

Fasciitis Treatment in West Delhi, Rajouri Garden

Does waking up with a stiff or painful foot, heel, or muscle make it difficult to move freely? Does the pain worsen after long hours of activity that seem to leave you tired and frustrated? Any such case appears to be a condition brought on by fasciitis. It is a condition in which the fascia, a connective tissue band in the body, becomes confined and inflamed.


Most parts of the body are prone to fasciitis. One of the common forms of fasciitis is plantar fasciitis, which is located in the heel and on the bottom of the foot. Another type is myofascial pain syndrome, which affects muscle and fascia in the back, neck, or shoulders. While the pain can be persistent, most people recover entirely without surgery with proper care, which is the silver lining in this cloud.


At Dr Ekta's Pain Management Clinic, we believe that no person should go about life with continuous pain that encroaches on their routine. Our skilled professionals have been trained in modern, noninvasive fasciitis management that can restore mobility after treatment.

Overview

The fascia is a skinny yet strong connective tissue layer that surrounds and supports muscles, nerves, and organs. This condition causes irritation or inflammation of this tissue caused by stress, damage, or misuse.

  • Plantar fasciitis: Affects the tissue at the bottom of the foot, connecting the heel to the toes.
  • Myofascial Pain Syndrome: Trigger points in muscles cause pain and stiffness.
  • Eosinophilic Fasciitis: A rare autoimmune condition resulting in thickened fascia.

Fasciitis usually occurs in active adults, not strictly only athletes. These individuals also tend to stand for long hours each day.


Causes of Fasciitis

  • Overuse & Stress: Repetitive activities like running, standing, or lifting.
  • Footwear Problems: Wearing unsupportive shoes or high heels.
  • Sudden Weight Gain: Increased pressure on the fascia.
  • Occupational Risks: Jobs requiring prolonged standing.
  • Injuries or Trauma: Also, strains, micro tears, or accidents.
  • Age Factor: Because "Fascia becomes less flexible with age".
  • Chronic Health Conditions: Diabetes, obesity, and autoimmune disorders.

Symptoms of Fasciitis

  • Typical for plantar fasciitis, heel pain is worse in the morning.
  • Sharp or stabbing pain in the area affected.
  • Muscle tightness, knots, or tender trigger points.
  • Swelling, stiffness, or limited mobility.
  • Pain aggravated by activity or after long periods of quiet rest.
  • Discomfort when walking barefoot over hard surfaces

Fasciitis Diagnosis

At Dr Ekta's Pain Management Clinic, diagnosis involves:-

  • History & Examination: Reviewing activity levels, type of footwear, and location of pain.
  • Physical examination: Includes tender spots, swelling, and limitations of movement.
  • Imaging:
  • X-ray eliminates a bone spur or fracture.
  • Ultrasound identifies the inflammation of the fascia.
  • MRI for stuck cases: displays soft tissues precisely.
  • Trigger point testing for myofascial pain.
  • Blood tests may be done rarely to determine autoimmune fasciitis.

Why We Are Different

No Surgery
No
Surgery
30-Minute Procedure
30-Minute Procedure
Targets Root Cause
Targets Root Cause
Minimal Downtime
Minimal Downtime
Long-Lasting Results
Long-Lasting Results
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Proven, Safe Methods

Treatment Options at Dr Ekta's Pain Management Clinic

Our treatment methodology is non-surgical, less invasive, and patient-centered.

Medication therapy

  • Anti-inflammatory medicines (NSAIDs)
  • Muscle relaxants for myofascial pain
  • Topical pain relief gels and patches

Interventional pain procedures

  • Corticosteroid injections: To quickly reduce inflammation.
  • Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy allows natural healing in the fascia.
  • Shockwave therapy (ESWT): Very effective treatment for chronic plantar fasciitis.
  • Radiofrequency ablation (RFA): Provides long-lasting relief by focusing on pain signals.
  • Trigger point injections: Relieving knots and spasms in muscles.
  • Stem cell therapy (BMAC): Revolves around regenerating damaged fascia in chronic cases.

Exercises and Rehabilitation

  • Stretching exercises for fascia and muscles.
  • Strengthening of the surrounding muscle groups.
  • Treatment through ultrasound therapy and deep tissue massage.
  • Night splints for plantar fasciitis.

Supportive care & lifestyle modifications

  • Custom orthotics for foot support.
  • Ergonomic adjustments at work.
  • Weight management for reduced pressure on the fascia.
  • Techniques for stress management to aid relaxation of the muscles.

Self-Care & Prevention Tips

  • Wear shoes that support your feet with cushioned soles.
  • Warm up before exercise and stretch after.
  • Apply cold compresses to decrease swelling.
  • Foam roll or massage ball yourself to release muscle trigger points.
  • Keep weight under control.
  • Do not undertake activity spurts suddenly.
  • Posture correction, work ergonomics.

FAQs related to Fasciitis

Will fasciitis become a permanent condition?

No. Most cases improve with treatment, but chronic ones may require long-term management.

What differentiates plantar fasciitis from myofascial pain?
Does fasciitis require surgery?
Does stretching really help fasciitis?
How long does it take for it to heal?


Why Choose Dr Ekta's Pain Management Clinic for Fasciitis?

  • Specific Expertise in any fasciitis management.
  • Modern Non-Surgical Treatments such as PRP, RFA, and shockwave therapy.
  • Tailored Rehabilitation Program for faster recovery.
  • All-inclusive Pain Management-care, lifestyle physiotherapy, and interventional techniques.
  • Patient-centric Philosophy aimed at mobility restoration and long-term wellness.

At Dr Ekta's Pain Management Clinic, we do clean. Fasciitis should never control your life. Through state-of-the-art therapies and loving-kindness care, we enable patients to walk, move, and live comfortably again.

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Dr. Ekta Gupta -  Pain Specialist in West Delhi
Dr. Ekta Gupta
MBBS, MD - Fellowship Trained Pain Physician (AIIMS Delhi)

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