Category: Heel Pain

Everything You Need To Know About Heel Pain. Mostly, heel pain is caused by damage to the plantar fascia, the connective tissue that connects the heel bone to other bones in the foot. When the plantar fascia is put under pressure, it weakens, swells or becomes inflamed, resulting in heel pain when standing or walking. Because …

Heel pain can basically be defined as intermittent or continuous pain felt in any part of the heel bone. These heel pains, which can be caused by many reasons, may be exacerbated by putting weight on the heel, walking or touching, and in some cases, heel pain may occur even at rest. Because of the severity …

Stabbing pain in back of heel. If you have a stabbing pain in the back of your heel, there is inflammation of the Achilles tendon in the area where it attaches to the heel bone. (Achilles tendinitis) This condition often results from running too much or wearing shoes that rub against the back of the heel. …

The first possible explanation for the painful lump under the heel is a condition known as the Haglund deformity. Also known as a “pump bump”, this is an abnormal, bony protrusion on the bottom of the heel. It develops in response to persistent pressure applied to the area over a long period of time. The Haglund …

Pain on inside of heel below ankle. One of the most common causes of heel pain is plantar fasciitis. This is caused by inflammation of the band of tissue that connects the heel bone to the toes. Due to plantar fasciitis, pain is felt in the heel or arch of the sole of the foot. Plantar …

Heel pain after running; There can be many simple reasons such as jogging without warming up after a long break, jogging with hard-heeled shoes, jogging on hard ground, limitation of movement in your ankle. These are not the reasons for this injury. If you want to see it, the ankle is much less sensitive, your foot …