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Mom of a 11 m old boy4 weeks ago

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#asktheexperts Am feeding still after sitting a while am getting heel pain and to walk on first few steps we're hard any solution

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ExpertCharul VermaNutritionist4 weeks ago

A. hi mom must be some calcium or vit d deficiency hope you are taking supplements as advised by the doctor if not then seek doctors advice for the same stay hydrated as well

Hariom TripathiGuardian of 2 children4 weeks ago

A. Based on the symptoms described—heel pain that is particularly intense with the first few steps after sitting or resting—it is likely related to issues with the tissues in the foot, such as plantar fasciitis. This condition is common and often stems from overuse or repetitive strain.

Shivani SinghGuardian of 0 children4 weeks ago

A. hlo mam I m fifth month pregnancy now I consume iron tablet but sometimes stomache and suddenly fresh out do and don't consume the iron tablet

Sai Prasanthi R LMom of a 12 yr 1 m old boy4 weeks ago

A. Hello! Can be some kind of nervous issue or deficiency problem. Without proper physical examination, it is not possible to understand the situation. Consult your doctor for a personal diagnosis and seek assistance.

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