Reddit reviews 3 Pairs Compression Arch Support Sleeve for Plantar Fasciitis Socks Bufccy Arch Support Brace for Foot Relief Cushions, Fallen Arches, Achy Feet Problems for Men and Women
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I had plantar fasciitis from transitioning too quickly to barefoot running with an over-pronated left foot.
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The biggest thing for me was making a conscious effort to have a neutral ankle position while walking all day. Rather than favoring the ball of my foot, I'd favor the outside of my foot for weight distribution. This also relieved PF pain, so maybe that helped.
They also sell metatarsal pads and arch pads that can be worn while barefoot or in minimal shoes. I recommend trying those as it sort of forces your foot into a neutral position.
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Certainly working on mobility/stretching and foam rolling your ankles, calves, thighs every day can't hurt either. So you can be sure that your ankles aren't trying to compensate for some other mobility issue up the chain. Best of luck!