Fasciitis of the back of the foot, mainly chronic and persistent soreness and swelling, is the most common symptom of fasciitis. In addition, dull pain is also common, and these pains often tend to present with a tightening sensation or a sensation of pressure from a heavy object. In addition, the pain is often very pronounced in cases of localized cold or general fatigue or cold weather, and patients may wake up late at night with pain. In fasciitis, the patient may wake up in the morning with stiffness at the onset of the disease. In addition, the pain can be aggravated if the patient is adversely stimulated. In fasciitis of the back of the foot, the patient usually has fixed pressure points, and in obvious fasciitis, one side or localized muscle tension spasms, forming contractures. This disease is often caused by long-term poor lifestyle habits, such as prolonged exposure to cold and excessive weight-bearing activities, can result.