In clinical practice, there are many reasons why patients experience pain when they step on their heels. The most common is that the patient’s heel bone area has bone proliferation, degeneration, and aging, resulting in the patient’s heel bone spur, which can cause pain when the patient is bearing weight on the heel. The patient’s plantar area or heel area may become painful when the patient is bearing weight due to prolonged strain or injury, resulting in fat pad inflammation in the heel area or plantar plantar fasciitis. When these phenomena occur, the patient can be instructed to rest in bed, elevate the affected limb, or take a foot bath, and use local fumigation with medicine to promote local blood circulation and promote metabolism within the muscle, which can significantly play a role in relieving pain.