text: <unk> , formerly known as "policeman's heel", is a painful inflammatory condition caused by excessive wear to the<unk>  fascia of the foot or biomechanical faults that cause abnormal pronation of the foot. The pain usually is felt on the underside of the heel, and is often most intense with the first steps of the day. It is commonly associated with long periods of weight bearing. Obesity, weight gain, jobs that require a lot of walking on hard surfaces, shoes with little or no arch support, and inactivity are also associated with the condition.
  This condition often results in a heel spur on the calcaneus, in which case it is the underlying condition, and not the spur itself, which produces the pain.
option_0: Plantar fasciitis
option_1: Sprained ankle
option_2: Metatarsalgia
option_3: Sciatica
option_4: Morton's neuroma
option_5: Achilles tendon rupture
option_6: Adducted thumb syndrome
option_7: Legius syndrome