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pain in heels thas why doctore gave ma nurokind g tablet .it is good for that ?

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Pain in heels is usually due to mechanical stress or overuse or faulty footwear. If you don't have arthritis in any other joints then your problem is not to be worried. Just do regular hot and cold fomentation for few days and use chappals with soft surface (Doctor sole) or use sports shoes. No medicines are going to help in this problem except for pain killers. I hope you got the solution. Any issues...let me know.
Wish you early recovery

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