Generally speaking, the three most common heel problems that we see in our offices are plantar fasciitis (often associated with bone spurs, though spurs are not the cause of the pain), bursitis and achilles tendinitis.  All are different types of inflammations on or near the heel, and all are painful, especially in the morning.

Most of the time the cause for this kind of pain is not a single injury, but prolonged or excessive pounding to the heel. If your pain is getting worse each week, if there is redness or swelling or you cannot stand on the heel, make an appointment to see us.  We have solutions that can greatly reduce, even eliminate your discomfort.

Schedule an appointment with Snyder Stuart Podiatry to see if orthotics, foot/ankle braces or orthopedic shoes are good options to help reduce and control heel pain.

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 Graphic from Google Health.  https://health.google.com/health/ref/graphic/19568

  Heel Pain Brochure - Gain more information on this subject in the downloadable PDF.