Heel pain may be related to trauma, calcium deficiency, chronic injury, etc. General treatment, medication and physical therapy can be used to improve the symptoms.
1. Trauma: Heel pain can be caused by local trauma such as fracture and ligament injury. It is recommended to reduce the weight of the foot, avoid excessive pressure on the heel, and strengthen the local blood circulation with localized hot compresses and other physical therapy, which is conducive to symptomatic relief.
2. Calcium deficiency: Inadequate daily nutrition can lead to calcium deficiency, which can trigger the symptoms of heel pain. It is recommended to take calcium supplements in time, together with oral vitamin D and other medications to facilitate calcium absorption.
3. Chronic injury: the heel is the body’s long-term force fulcrum, along with daily activities can easily lead to local chronic injury, swelling, pain symptoms. It is recommended to take oral diclofenac sodium and other drugs to relieve symptoms.
Heel pain can also be related to synovitis, osteoarthritis, heel osteomyelitis and heel bursitis, etc. It is recommended to go to the hospital in a timely manner, complete the relevant examinations and treat the cause. All of the above drugs should be used under the guidance of a physician, and should not be used without authorization.