A 50-year-old male complains of right foot pain for 2.5 months. He underwent endoscopic plantar fasciotomy 5 months ago. Following his foot surgery, his heel pain improved significantly, but 10 weeks later a new pain started. The new pain is in the arch of the foot and radiates distally. It is cramping and is rated 3/10 on the VAS . It improves with gabapentin and worsens with wearing shoes. PMH significant for borderline diabetes mellitus. On examination, he has normal strength and sensation in the right lower extremity. There is a Tinel’s sign over the right tarsal tunnel. Pulses are normal.