Powerful New Book by Karen L. Smith, DPM, Explains How to Stop Heel Pain Permanently, Even if Insurance Doesn’t Cover Care

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Powerful New Book by Karen L. Smith, DPM, Explains How to Stop Heel Pain Permanently, Even if Insurance Doesn’t Cover Care Plantar fasciitis afflicts as many as one in 10 Americans – with summer a high season for worsening symptoms and new cases, says Arizona foot-and-ankle surgeon Karen L. Smith, DPM, whose new book – "Killing Heel Pain: Your Final Freedom from Plantar Fasciitis – reviews strategies for treating the condition.Called "Killing Heel Pain: Your Final Freedom from Plantar Fasciitis," the 128-page, easy reading, vividly illustrated how-to guide hit print April 4 at its regular price of $15.85, but will be offered at no charge in electronic form between now and Thursday, May 17, Smith said.For sufferers who have failed traditional conservative methods, I review different high-tech treatment options and what to expect when considering surgical treatment.” Summer can be a “blooming season” for plantar fasciitis, often because that is the time of year people become more active, Smith said.“Plantar fasciitis too often goes untreated – and the reason for that is many people who could benefit from a podiatrist’s care can’t get insurance to authorize treatment or can’t afford to meet the currently high out-of-pocket deductibles their plan requires,” she explained.For more information, contact Smith at info@blueviperbooks.com Scottsdale, AZ, May 17, 2017 --( PR.com )-- A new book that shows how to beat plantar fasciitis – the most common source of agonizing and debilitating heel pain – is available as a free download at Amazon.com for two days only, starting today, according to author Karen L. Smith, DPM, a foot-and-ankle surgeon from Arizona.Called "Killing Heel Pain: Your Final Freedom from Plantar Fasciitis," the 128-page, easy reading, vividly illustrated how-to guide hit print April 4 at its regular price of $15.85, but will be offered at no charge in electronic form between now and Thursday, May 17, Smith said.“I feel it’s important to put this book in the hands of as many plantar fasciitis sufferers as possible because it’s such a troublesome foot condition,” she explained.

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