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PROTOCOLO DE EJERCICIO PARA FASCITIS PLANTAR

2. ESTIRAMIENTO MANUAL DE LA fascia PLANTAR - Realizar un calentamiento ligero antes de los ejercicios (pej. caminar 10 minutos). - Al hacerlos pueden provocar dolor leve, que no debe aumentar con el paso de los d as. - Aplicar hielo durante unos 10 minutos al terminar. - Se recomienda continuar con estos ejercicios cuando desaparecen los s ntomas (m nimo 1 d a/semana). Repeticiones: 10 veces cada EJERCICIO , 3 veces al d a. Servicio de Medicina F sica y Rehabilitaci n PROTOCOLO DE EJERCICIO PARA FASCITIS PLANTAR 1.

2. ESTIRAMIENTO MANUAL DE LA FASCIA PLANTAR - Realizar un calentamiento ligero antes de los ejercicios (pej. caminar 10 minutos). - Al hacerlos pueden provocar dolor leve, que no debe aumentar con el paso de los días. - Aplicar hielo durante unos 10 minutos al terminar.

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