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Heel pain is characterized by soreness and discomfort on the underside and back of the heel. The disorder makes daily activities such as walking and running extremely difficult.
“I’ve been suffering from knee, back and heel pain for long 4 years. After taking treatment at Naturoveda, I am feeling good.”
Kalipada Pati
Patient ID: CN-19162“I was suffering from heel pain for almost 2 years. But, now the condition has been improved.”
Jyotsna Biswas
Patient ID : CN-513569“It’s been 6 years I had a trouble of heel pain. Not only the treatment gave me relief but it is also effective for joint pain.”
Gobinda Pal
Patient ID : CN-528362“I’ve had heel pain for over 4 years. I found Naturoveda’s treatment quite effective for this. I’ll recommend everyone.”
Bandana Chatterjee
Patient ID: EL-11410“I was suffering from a pain at my right ankle. Before taking this treatment, the pain was unbearable but now it has started healing.”
Gargi Poddar
Patient ID : EL-514201“I was tolerating heel problem for 2 years. After taking treatment from Naturoveda, I am now feeling better.”
Ruchi Shukla
Patient ID: EL-515207Reviews
What is Heel Pain?
Heel Pain usually occurs under the heel or just behind it where the Achilles tendon connects to the heel bone. Sometimes, the side of the heel may be affected as well. It is an irritation or inflammation of the band of tough tissue connecting the heel bone to the toes.
Calcaneal Spur or Heel Spur is a condition that causes the formation of a pointed bony outgrowth on the underside of the heel created by a Calcium deposit. Heel spurs usually extend by half-inch and may result in heel pain. Heel Spur or Calcaneal Spur can be painless too but it may increases the risk of walking abnormalities.
Plantar Fasciitis involves the inflammation of a thick band of tissue that runs across the bottom of the foot, connecting the heel bone to the toes. The condition typically causes a stabbing pain in the heel and most of the people generally feel it when they first stand up in the morning. Either after prolonged rest or after severe walking or running, the condition recurs.
