said: If you're only having 5-6 beers you should be just fine by noon the next day. I've been up till 5 or so still drinking and smoking and woke up around 10 and I might still be a little drunk/high but can still drive home. Just drink a few glasses of water once your done drinking to keep the hang over away.
So, how do you know the difference between bone spurs and plantar fasciitis? Well, first of all, the only common symptom or complaint between bone spurs and plantar fasciitis is heel pain.
1 Plantar fasciitis is a syndrome of heel pain due to inflammation of the thick ligament of the base of the foot. 2  A tight, inflamed plantar fascia can cause pain when walking or running, and lead to the formation of a heel spur. 3  Overpronation. 4  Pronation is a normal movement of the foot through the gait cycle.