Heel spurs
, which are bony growths that develop on the heel bone, often as a reaction to plantar fasciitis—a condition involving inflammation of the plantar fascia ligament. This ligament supports the arch of the foot, and chronic irritation or stress can lead to calcium deposits forming over time, ultimately resulting in a heel spur.
Acute heel pain or discomfort, particularly in the morning or after long periods of rest.
Swelling and sensitivity in the sole of the foot.
Pain aggravated by movement, such as walking, running, or standing for extended periods.
relieve heel spur pain:
1. Epsom Salt Soak
2. Foot Massage
3. Stretching Exercises
Cold & Warm Compress
Proper Footwear
At shaivi homeopathic clinic, we works by stimulating the body’s natural healing processes, with homeopathic medicine and other factors which reduce discomfort and improving mobility over time.
