PRP IN Planter Fascitis

Inclusion Criteria: * The study included fifty patients with chronic unilateral PF who were diagnosed by history and physical examination.Patients have heel pain (with VAS more than 50 mm) and tightness after waking upin the morning or after sitting for longperiod. Heel pain will typically improve with movement but maybe increasedatthe end of the day with continuouswalking or standing for a long period.On examining the patients,to avoid placing pressure on the painful heel, patients may walk with their affected foot in an equine position. Palpation of the medial plantar calcaneal region will cause a sharp stabbing pain. Passive ankle/first toe dorsiflexion can cause discomfort in the proxi¬mal plantar fascia(Goff and Crawford, 2011). Exclusion Criteria: * Patients with the following conditions were excluded: * Patients with bilateral heel pain. * Patients who had received previous local steroid injection. * Patients who had received NSAIDs within one week. * Patients having anemia with hemoglobin below 10 gm%, bleeding dyscrasias or thrombocytopenia. * Patients having earlier injury or surgery to the sole. * Patients having calcaneal stress fracture, Achilles tendinopathy, tarsal tunnel syndrome or seronegativespondyloarthropathy. * Patients havingpsychiatric disorders. * Patients having metabolic or endocrine disease. * Patients with arthritis of the foot. * Patients having infections, tumours, vascular abnormalities or neuropathy. * Patients with hepatic