Heel pain

Overload heel pain syndrome is an uncommon cause of heel pain, unlike plantar fasciitis which is by far the most common cause. However, there are some patients that have overload heel pain syndrome as the primary source of their heel pain. These individuals will have pain that is centrally located in the heel rather than towards the inside of the heel pad, such as is typical in plantar fasciitis.

Foot pain is always worth taking seriously but it has many causes and only a qualified doctor can identify it for sure. By the same token, heel spurs—calcium deposits near the heel bone–are surprisingly common but only about half of them cause pain. So maybe your pain is caused by a heel spur but keep an open mind.

Insertional Achilles tendonitis is a common cause of posterior heel pain associated with a Haglund deformity and retrocalcaenal bursitis.

Here are some natural home remedies to relieve heel pain such as aloe vera massage, oil massage, cold packs, and so on.

If you have ever suffered from heel pain, you’re not alone. It is estimated that one in 10 people in America will develop plantar fasciitis, which is most prevalent in people between the ages of 40 and 60 years. If you are suffering from heel pain and can’t immediately make it to a podiatrist for an evaluation, there are some at-home treatments you can do in the meantime to help alleviate the pain:

Heel pain is a common complaint, according to podiatrists. Here are four possible explanations for morning heel pain and a few simple stretches for relief.

There are three main causes for pain in the back of your heel. Haglund's deformity, retro calcaneal spurs and Achilles tendonitis.

Graston Technique for Plantar Fasciitis - Will this technique work to help you with your plantar fascia? And if it does, just how well does it work?

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