Heel Spur/Calcaneal spur
Overview of Heel Spur
A heel spur is a hard, bony growth in the tissue of the heel. This causes pain and difficulty walking.
Causes of Heel Spur
Hell spurs are usually the result of repeated stress or injury to the heel tissues. This causes inflammation and calcification of ligaments in the foot.
Signs and Symptoms of Heel Spur
When a heel spur develops, it may not produce any symptoms and be only seen on x-rays. When symptoms do occur, they may include local pain and tenderness in the sole of the foot, and under the heel bone.
Homoeopathic medicines does give long lasting solutions when treatment contined for 2-3 months, but can vary according to individual. along with medicines one shall have to precautions like avoiding high heels, long standing.also hot and cold fermentation alternately shall provide temperory relief. |
