Patients with cramp-like pain in the heel, the following common causes: first, lumbar spine diseases: such as lumbar disc herniation and lumbar spinal stenosis and other diseases, caused by neuroedema and inflammatory response, patients will show cramp-like pain symptoms in the heel, accompanied by lumbar pain, lumbar spine activity restrictions, patients will have radioactive pain in the back of the thigh, a longer history of disease will also cause muscle atrophy of the lower limbs. Second, heel pain: heel pain occurs in elderly patients, there will be heel fat pad atrophy, local pressure increases, the inflammatory reaction of the heel, the patient will have cramp-like pain symptoms in the heel, the symptoms are most serious in the morning when weight-bearing, walking a distance symptoms will gradually ease, the condition will recur, seriously affecting the patient’s daily life. Therefore, early diagnosis and early treatment of cramp-like pain in the heel is necessary to enable rapid control of clinical symptoms.