Heel Pain

The heel, crucial for supporting the body’s weight, often becomes a source of discomfort for many people. Whether experienced under or at the back of the heel, heel pain can impact daily activities, including standing, walking, or exercising.

Did You Know?

Wearing properly fitted shoes can prevent many conditions causing heel pain. Shop at day’s end, try on shoes before buying for adequate toe room, avoid high heels, and opt for shoes with an adjustable fit.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What Types of Conditions Can Cause Heel Pain?

Heel pain can result from various conditions, with Achilles tendonitis and plantar fasciitis being common culprits. Other causes include bone fractures, excessive pronation, gout, bursitis, fibromyalgia, arthritis, and peripheral neuropathy.

When Should I See a Podiatrist About My Heel Pain?

Consult a podiatrist if heel pain persists despite home remedies or is severe with swelling. Seek professional help if the pain continues even when not standing.

What Types of Treatments Are Available for People With Heel Pain?

Podiatrists diagnose heel pain using imaging and may recommend rest, different shoes, foot orthotics, or physical therapy based on the diagnosis. Additional interventions like steroid injections or surgery may be necessary in some cases.

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