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  <description>Rest &amp; Ice – Sometimes spur related heel pain may be reduced with a combination of rest and cold compresses. As such, our Sugar Land podiatrists may recommend the use of store bought compresses or homemade ones on a daily or weekly basis. Cortisone Injections – If ice and rest doesn’t alleviate the …</description>
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  <published>2014-05-30 04:19:19</published>
  <title>Heel Spur Facts</title>
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