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Heel Spurs

Learn about Heel Spurs, its causes, treatment options, and recommended products to help you heal.
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Heel Spurs - Essential info, expert advice and product recommendations

What is it?

Commonly seen as a result of plantar fasciitis, a heel spur is a bony protrusion on the underside of the heel caused by a build up of calcium. Protrusion often causes a dull ache or sharp “pinprick” pain.

Why do I have it?

Occurs when calcium deposits build up on the underside of the heel. Risk factors include: prolonged standing, running or jogging on hard surfaces, poorly fitted/ worn out shoes, excess weight and arch abnormalities.

When does it hurt?

Weight-bearing activities such as standing, walking or running will worsen pain.

The Bracing Experts Advice

A doughnut-shaped pad designed to go in shoes can help relieve pressure at the protrusion site. This can help manage pain during everyday activities such as standing and walking.

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The Bracing Experts Advice

A doughnut-shaped pad designed to go in shoes can help relieve pressure at the protrusion site. This can help manage pain during everyday activities such as standing and walking.

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