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Michigan Foot Doctors Hello! I had a calcaneus fracture 11 months ago! The problem is i cannot walk properly I didn’t go through the operation I thought it will heal every time i step on it its really hurt.. i hope u can see it so u can advice any therapy on this... Thanks a lot 🙏
I have no bump at all, but the pain is definitely in the "bursa" area. I got hit in that exact spot by a very heavy metal door and the door stop cut the area very deeply. I didn't do anything about it and it took forever to heal and that is where the pain is. I also wear backless shoes and flip-flops 24/7 (California beach gal) so I think all of this combined is the cause. I just don't know what to do. Saw my Kaiser podiatrist and amy see a different on from a different hospital. I can't sleep in the boot...ugh...and just live with it but any suggestions you have would be awesome. My pain level is pretty constant but a 4/10 so I ignore it and hope it will vanish on it's own.
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*Cut out the back of your shoe* I've had this for over a decade. If your shoe doesn't rub on it, your pain will go away. Literally no one notices that the back of my shoe is cut out. I wear 1 size larger winter boot, or soft back. Can tolerate some rubber boots for winter. Just cut the back out.
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Thank you it’s exactly what I have . I have been icing it and going easy I usually walk 4 miles a day 62 year old Have not walked in 14 days so far Thanks again
The visuals in this vid really help! I was diagnosed with both retrocalcaneal bursitis and some insertional achilles tendonitis, and have been using my time off from running to educate myself on the how/why to help prevent it going forward. Thank you for all the info!
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Great video. I had a couple bouts of pain in my heel so bad it literally crippled me for weeks at a time. After x-rays and exams, a doctor AND podiatrist misdiagnosed me - plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis. They gave me these calve stretches to do, similar to advice I’d seen on other videos (heel drops, wall stretches). They stressed arch support in shoes. I spent big money on orthopedic shoes. It kept coming back. Turns out I had heel bursitis - something no one had mentioned. I stopped the calf stretching and bought simple heel raisers on Amazon for less than 20 US dollars and it's worked like a miracle.
I was thinking my may be plantars fasciitis again but it was only on my heel and on the outer side of my heel. Did u have pain on the outer side of the heal too when going down steps? The bottom of my foot doesn’t hurt at all. It’s so crazy :(
@@carolynhummel4791 the pain was concentrated directly in back of my heel. It was so painful just lying on the bed with my feet up hurt where the heel touched the mattress
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I had this issue. After seeing a lot of doctors I couldn't get it fixed. Then I found one small exercise that helps a lot. Stand on your toes and raise your hill for twenty secs.
I’m sure I’ve finally found what has left me racked with pain for several weeks now. Thank you. In this case, it did not manifest over time, but in one brief instant. I am on my feet all day, every day at work or for recreation. I suppose this was inevitable, but I should be quite spry at 35. I was breaking down some odds and ends of firewood for smoking and miscalculated the force needed to crack a few in half via a good ol’ fashioned heel stomp. Went right through and put the full force directly onto concrete. Recoiled instantly in pain. Something was definitely wrong. X-ray at Doctor next day. Just bruising, possible stress fracture. Heel should heal properly on its own...just have some down time for 2-4 weeks. No chance. Especially at this time; that’s entirely unaffordable. I’ve been hobbling around, hiding my awkward gait whenever possible. I’m going to purchase insoles in the morning. I hope the insoles, combined with mild stretching will do the trick. I cannot go on like this for much longer. Thank you for the information.
How'd it work out as far as heeling? I'm 36 and it's been going on for 2 weeks. I am on my feet all day (step tracker for past 8 months shows that I walk 300 miles a month) and 2-4 weeks of downtime isn't an option. Hiding the gimp is definitely a thing. This just came out of no where.
I'm 37 and I played basketball every weekend for the last year. I hurt my knee about a month ago and stopped playing basketball. I woke up the other day with the back of my heel swollen and I couldn't put weight on it. I relaxed pretty much the whole week. So the pain was without warning.
Greetings from Turkey. I am dealing with this problem / pain for almost 8 years. I think this video shares the most useful things to help for treatment. I am now 100% sure that my problem is "retrokalkaneal bursit" . I have a haglund bump and the pain is very near to the area that heel bone and achilles tendon meets. Within these years, I got physiotherapy, I had an injection once (4 years ago), pyhsio again, strengthening, etc... Pain goes, and comes again. In the past months it got worse, the bump got a little bit bigger and I cannot play football for a long time because of the pain. Many doctors cannot address the problem correctly. Thank you for sharing!
"Many doctors cannot address the problem correctly." True, because they rather have surgery done to profit from your pain, the world is not what a used to be, full of greedy doctors out there in this new world.
Finally! I've been trying to figure out what the shooting/nerve pain is in the back of my heel whenever I raise my toes (walking, etc.). Getting in to see a podiatrist right now will take me at least two months. I thought maybe achilles tendinitis, but you showing exactly where the pain would be cleared up my confusion. Much appreciated. You have a new subscriber here!
I don’t commend much just want to say thank you for making the video doc. Not only informative but entertaining. I have a heel spur and bursitis. Every time I play soccer after the game I can barely walk for a a day. I understand why now. I am also overweight by 35 pounds.
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This was so helpful. I've been struggling with different doctors and this pain for years now. They have checked every foot disorder but gave up on me literally.. doctors say I have heel spur and too much fluid in my heel area. but say it's normal... going back soon and get tested for this. I'm afraid of injections in my heel tho
God is good and he has guided me to this video. I now know what is wrong with my heal. I got a Torodal shot on Monday and a shoe heel lift. Been using Castor oil on my heel as well. Pain is good until about 4am. Then it wakes me up from sound sleep. Cant get in to see the Dr til the 25th. Im gonna contact my PCP to refer me to a podiatrist. I think an orthopedic surgeon is over kill here...
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Thank you for the wonderful diagram you drew on your foot! What a fantastic idea!! I was fishing about 4 months ago and I was walking up a very steep incline with rods in one hand and tackle in another and I remember feeling my right heel rrrrreeeeally stretch at a hyper extended forward angle, after that it was sore the next day but felt better after a few days. But ever since then I get soreness about once every 3-4 weeks. I had a cramp at night the other night and the next morning I literally could not step on my right foot and for almost 2 days I was limping around the house. I saw your video, iced it, elevated it at night, and took anti inflammatories and its now much much better. To make a short story long (LOL) your video really helped me out. Thank you for posting and sharing your knowledge in a creative and clear way. Make it a great day !
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I'm a FedEx delivery driver and have been dealing with this horrible pain for about 6 months now. Nothing I've done has helped this. My work days are very painful, but no one is going to pay my bills but me so for now I'm can't do anything but take the pain.
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thanks for the helpful info, been weeks now suffering from pain, thought it was my ghout but didn’t go away after meds, so it was different, mine occured after a basketball game that i didn’t play for a year!
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This is the exact injury I got when I went snowboarding too much. I overworked it. I guess the solution is to massage it? And to take it easy on it to let it heal.
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I have a pea sized painful lump right there. It is agony to walk up hills. The lump is soft and painful to touch and 'stings' when resting. It feels like I have insects crawling up my shin and I feel a sharp crunch when caught off guard moving around at times. Doc said to give it two weeks and ring back for an physio appointment which has a 6 month waiting list. I am scared I will do more damage. This has been 5 weeks now and getting worse. Thanks for the video. Very helpful because I thought I had Achilles heel problems.
I know you can’t diagnose from a comment, but I’ll ask this: my pain is almost exclusively at the 90 degree angle where the back of the leg meets the plantar surface of the heel. The bursa looks to be a bit superior to where I have pain. Almost no pain, except for more extreme stretch positions like downward dog. I’m active and stretch calf/Achilles daily. The pain started on vacation where we hiked every day in the Pacific Northwest, mountains and beaches. No pain with walking/hiking though. Strange. Now 2 weeks after vacation, stretching seems to be making it worse, so bursitis seems to explain my problem. Need to see a podiatrist I guess!
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My mothers heel bone size has increased in both the legs and she is not able to walk properly. Please tell me what to do and to which doctor we should go...calcaneous bone has size has increased.... please help
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When you get into your 30s that's when you'll start to get these type of functional injuries. And this has been kicking my ass this year. It's really annoying ☹️
I have been dealing with this for three years now. Three different doctors and still no real answers or relief in my pain. This video explained it better than they did. Just wondered if anyone has had toe twitching because of this? About a year ago my second and third toes just randomly move…more so if I am massaging the Achilles tendon.
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Amazing video, thanks for the information. I think I got this from driving in non supportive shoes for four hours and my heel rested on the floor while gently pressing on the gas pedal. I've modified my work shoe to pack up the heel. It's getting ever so slightly better each day after two weeks. Hopefully it will clear up instead of me limping around 😅👌🏻
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Well crap, I'm waiting on my MRI results, but this video concludes my weeks-long researches: I have pain in the exact two locations mentioned, back of heel and inside near the tibialis posterior. That is exactly it. I was worried about a potential achilles tear, given that I can't stand or walk, but can step on the ball of my foot and hop around
Thanks for this excellent video. Although I've very good shoes 'Reebok' and special size made orthotics, had no problem untill now, but I've this problem now, after 30 min fast walking I have to stop, don't know why.
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For months, up until a couple days ago, I had such pain and tightness back there when I'd rotate my foot/ankle (particularly inward rotation in attempt to loosen. Not sure if the issue was bursa or tendon. I only know that after I received prayer for healing, it went away. This is the second time I've had long time chronic foot related pain, and had it healed through prayer. I'm all for seeing a doctor, and have (chiropractor who specializes in feet). I'd like to know what caused it, so I can prevent it.
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I'm not on my feet for long periods of time. I do swim, even though I'm disabled. This severe pain in the back of my heel came on suddenly. It's causing me to not be able to walk, without severe pain
I have this in both feet, it's been two years and the pain has been debilitating. I thought wearing my work boots loose would help, but maybe I made it worse. So I should keep my ankles in a tight supporting boot???.please help
Thank you so much for this wonderful video 🎉 I now know what this pain is - I'd been changing so many shoes and still in great pain - but now first stop to podiatrist ❤
This was such a helpful video. Thank you for sharing. I saw my Podiatrist and he said it's calcification but I got hit by a very heavy door in the exact spot where the pain is. It cut deep and took forever to heal, but, there is no bump (spur) just pain. I think I'm going to try and see a different podiatrist and see what they say as it's the "bursa" area that you drew on your foot that hurts. I also live in sandals and flip-flops and backless shoes all the time (Southern California beach bum) and don't want to give them up. Any suggestions would be great. Thank you again for such an informative and pleasant video.
This looks to be my issue. Time to see a podiatrist. Mine is super painful. I am an athlete and within my BMI. The cause is likely a trauma of some kind, overuse, or over-compensation after having PF surgery. I also experience throbbing pain while laying down in the same area, I assume this is just a severe time of inflammation when this occurs? Thanks for the video!!!
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Trie doctor. I am suffering from calcaneal bursities since November 2021. Even now I have difficulty in walking without heel slippers. Will it cure. Sir .physiotherapy,stretching exercise,ice etc. I am a teacher working since 34 years. Please let me know
Anyone with EDS OR EHLERS DANLOS SYNDROME is also susceptible to this condition.... All my joints are hypermobile and I have developed a bone spur that rubs on the tendon, nerves and the entire support system of my foot
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Always get checked out with a doctor for a specific problem, but from personal experience if someone can start with a lighter weight and has no pain they can usually progress up in weight to see if their maximum causes stress there. Problems like these are usually aggravated by repetitions like walking and not a few sets of weights.
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Got this whilst doing calf raises, has been bothering me for months. I’m a cyclist also, so it’s stopping me from doing this...and it’s getting depressing.
man hopefully u get back on track soon as possible. i feel you mine is i can still play basketball but it is really bothering me and my game very frustrating because im not performing well when im playing
Its crazy how it went away just how it came. First thing i bought a plantar fasaiitis shoe insole, compression socks and stopped what i thought was irratating it. Took some vicks rubbed it a night put my heel on a ice pack before that. And popped some ibuprofen 👍
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Yea I had pain, let it go, realized it was the more minimum shoes, got stability plus shoes but cant run in them since I’m letting the swelling go down. It’s been 10 days and I’m still not there yet. Hope it goes away and doesn’t come back. Guess I’ll have to stretch now since 10 plus years i’ve never stretched. I think it’s been 3 years in the minimum shoes. Good news, I have a really nice road bike for 20/30/10 mile rides sat/mon/thu. Bad news I have an academy I have to go to in february and hope this doesn’t affect that.
Ugh! I can't even stand to watch you touch the heel at the beginning of the video. Thank you for this information. I've been in pain for years with this
Hola, mi nombre es Maximiliano, tengo entesitis en ambosbcalcaneos con espolon de clasificación, me rompi el izquierdo despues de 3 años de dolor jugando al fútbol, me operé hace 2 meses, me frustré un poco al escuchar a mi doc que me dijo que va a ser muy difícil que recupere las fibras de colágeno tipo 2, tengo 47 años y quiero volver a jugar al fútbol, tu crees que con ejercicios podré revertir esto? Gracias saludos desde 💪🏽🦁🇦🇷
I have a lot of heel pain and was diagnosed with both heel bursitis and heel spurs in both heels. I'm 60 years old and I've been in pain for about six months. Doctor said aside from surgery to exercise and get better fitting shoes. He said the bursitis might go away but the spurs will be there until I get surgery. It's my understanding that spurs by themselves do NOT cause heel pain but bursitis does. Is that correct?
I have the same thing I can’t stand too much on my feet painful. I can’t go to work right now. If I stand up, it’s hard for me to walk I have to slide my right foot to have my balance
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Even I have this problem,plus I'm flat footed as well .. please suggest me some ways to reduce the pain.. but I don't want to take painkillers. What's the way out?
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Hello! I had a calcaneus fracture 11 months ago! The problem is i cannot walk properly I didn’t go through the operation I thought it will heal every time i step on it its really hurt.. i hope u can see it so u can advice any therapy on this... Thanks a lot 🙏
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Controlling pronation can help with more chronic injuries.
I have no bump at all, but the pain is definitely in the "bursa" area. I got hit in that exact spot by a very heavy metal door and the door stop cut the area very deeply. I didn't do anything about it and it took forever to heal and that is where the pain is. I also wear backless shoes and flip-flops 24/7 (California beach gal) so I think all of this combined is the cause. I just don't know what to do. Saw my Kaiser podiatrist and amy see a different on from a different hospital. I can't sleep in the boot...ugh...and just live with it but any suggestions you have would be awesome. My pain level is pretty constant but a 4/10 so I ignore it and hope it will vanish on it's own.
Is it possible to only feel pain on the right side? None at all on the left.
THE most helpful and clearly addressed way to diagnose and treat heel bursitis on the internet! Well done, and many thanks to you Doc!
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I was researching and your channel came up. I'm so blessed and humble. Went picked up some heal inserts and my feet is super blessed.
Have been going to doctors for about 3y with no diagnosis until I Saw this video...thank you so much for the information
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Wear a boot with a heel helps me. 50% Voltaren gel abs 50% hirudoid cream wrapped up with glad wrap over night helped me.
*Cut out the back of your shoe* I've had this for over a decade. If your shoe doesn't rub on it, your pain will go away. Literally no one notices that the back of my shoe is cut out. I wear 1 size larger winter boot, or soft back. Can tolerate some rubber boots for winter. Just cut the back out.
Oh my GOD !! You have solved my issue with my foot.thank you , thank you sooo much for explaining and sharing. Bless you always.
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Thank you it’s exactly what I have . I have been icing it and going easy
I usually walk 4 miles a day 62 year old
Have not walked in 14 days so far
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The visuals in this vid really help! I was diagnosed with both retrocalcaneal bursitis and some insertional achilles tendonitis, and have been using my time off from running to educate myself on the how/why to help prevent it going forward. Thank you for all the info!
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It just started the pain I looked for You and that is... I found the right diagnosis, thanks..
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Lord Jesus!!! This is what i have!! Praise the Lord for this information. Thank you!!!!
Me too Thank you Lord n Savior
You both can say that again! Thank you!
RIGHT?!?!?!? LONGEST 2 YEARS OF MY LIFE!!!
Me too. This is great information
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Great video. I had a couple bouts of pain in my heel so bad it literally crippled me for weeks at a time. After x-rays and exams, a doctor AND podiatrist misdiagnosed me - plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis. They gave me these calve stretches to do, similar to advice I’d seen on other videos (heel drops, wall stretches). They stressed arch support in shoes. I spent big money on orthopedic shoes. It kept coming back. Turns out I had heel bursitis - something no one had mentioned. I stopped the calf stretching and bought simple heel raisers on Amazon for less than 20 US dollars and it's worked like a miracle.
I was thinking my may be plantars fasciitis again but it was only on my heel and on the outer side of my heel. Did u have pain on the outer side of the heal too when going down steps? The bottom of my foot doesn’t hurt at all. It’s so crazy :(
@@carolynhummel4791 the pain was concentrated directly in back of my heel. It was so painful just lying on the bed with my feet up hurt where the heel touched the mattress
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@@carolynhummel4791yes..my pain is on outer side of my heal
@@boledleOMG..mine too just touching mattress.werid
I had the exact disorder ..heel bursitis 2 weeks ago. Thank you for the Educative video. May Allah bless you
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I had this issue. After seeing a lot of doctors I couldn't get it fixed. Then I found one small exercise that helps a lot. Stand on your toes and raise your hill for twenty secs.
I am from Odisha. I have this same problem at the age of 30. Is there a permanent solution?
Thank you and God bless about what you said it's really help me a lot 🫡🫡🫡
How many days ??
I’m sure I’ve finally found what has left me racked with pain for several weeks now. Thank you. In this case, it did not manifest over time, but in one brief instant. I am on my feet all day, every day at work or for recreation. I suppose this was inevitable, but I should be quite spry at 35. I was breaking down some odds and ends of firewood for smoking and miscalculated the force needed to crack a few in half via a good ol’ fashioned heel stomp. Went right through and put the full force directly onto concrete. Recoiled instantly in pain. Something was definitely wrong. X-ray at Doctor next day. Just bruising, possible stress fracture. Heel should heal properly on its own...just have some down time for 2-4 weeks. No chance. Especially at this time; that’s entirely unaffordable. I’ve been hobbling around, hiding my awkward gait whenever possible. I’m going to purchase insoles in the morning. I hope the insoles, combined with mild stretching will do the trick. I cannot go on like this for much longer. Thank you for the information.
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How'd it work out as far as heeling? I'm 36 and it's been going on for 2 weeks. I am on my feet all day (step tracker for past 8 months shows that I walk 300 miles a month) and 2-4 weeks of downtime isn't an option. Hiding the gimp is definitely a thing. This just came out of no where.
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@@DrTomBiernackiI have a very similar story - unfortunately after a year it is not better. This is really affecting my quality of life.
I'm 37 and I played basketball every weekend for the last year. I hurt my knee about a month ago and stopped playing basketball. I woke up the other day with the back of my heel swollen and I couldn't put weight on it. I relaxed pretty much the whole week. So the pain was without warning.
I was just diagnosed as having Achilles insertional tendonitis but finding this video I want to believe this condition may in fact be my problem.
Greetings from Turkey. I am dealing with this problem / pain for almost 8 years. I think this video shares the most useful things to help for treatment. I am now 100% sure that my problem is "retrokalkaneal bursit" . I have a haglund bump and the pain is very near to the area that heel bone and achilles tendon meets.
Within these years, I got physiotherapy, I had an injection once (4 years ago), pyhsio again, strengthening, etc... Pain goes, and comes again. In the past months it got worse, the bump got a little bit bigger and I cannot play football for a long time because of the pain. Many doctors cannot address the problem correctly. Thank you for sharing!
"Many doctors cannot address the problem correctly." True, because they rather have surgery done to profit from your pain, the world is not what a used to be, full of greedy doctors out there in this new world.
Finally! I've been trying to figure out what the shooting/nerve pain is in the back of my heel whenever I raise my toes (walking, etc.). Getting in to see a podiatrist right now will take me at least two months. I thought maybe achilles tendinitis, but you showing exactly where the pain would be cleared up my confusion. Much appreciated. You have a new subscriber here!
Hello did you resolve your problem? I’m having the same issue an it hurts alot
@@Siccck1, yes, finally resolved. It took cutting back on my exercises and incorporating more stretching. I hope you're able to get some relief!!
@@erical9526 What kind of stretching???
Genial y muy completa la informacion encontre en este video respuesta a mi dolor en el talon. Bendiciones y continuen haciendo trabajos como este.
Thank You! I'm dealing with this right now. VERY PAINFUL!! 😪
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How do u resolve it
icant walk
@@myleenabana4639 submerge yr foot in warm water . It helps
I don’t commend much just want to say thank you for making the video doc. Not only informative but entertaining. I have a heel spur and bursitis. Every time I play soccer after the game I can barely walk for a a day. I understand why now. I am also overweight by 35 pounds.
Thank you for that information i feel that pain now i know how to heel and to exercise to heel the pain.
Thank you so much for the information I’m having so much pain and discomfort I’m gonna do what you said there thanks again I appreciate that
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Such a great video. I am suffering from this in both feet and it is miserable. Thank you for the video going to try a few things.
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Best video on the subject that I've seen thus far. Thanks
This was so helpful. I've been struggling with different doctors and this pain for years now. They have checked every foot disorder but gave up on me literally.. doctors say I have heel spur and too much fluid in my heel area. but say it's normal... going back soon and get tested for this. I'm afraid of injections in my heel tho
God is good and he has guided me to this video. I now know what is wrong with my heal.
I got a Torodal shot on Monday and a shoe heel lift.
Been using Castor oil on my heel as well.
Pain is good until about 4am. Then it wakes me up from sound sleep.
Cant get in to see the Dr til the 25th. Im gonna contact my PCP to refer me to a podiatrist. I think an orthopedic surgeon is over kill here...
Yup def have this - no spur...just overdid it - ice and heel lifts - no more running for me - calf raises will be good too - foam roll yup
Very informative....exactly what lm feeling...sometimed l feel a sudden pain spasm that puts you off balance when standing or walking.
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Thank you for the wonderful diagram you drew on your foot! What a fantastic idea!! I was fishing about 4 months ago and I was walking up a very steep incline with rods in one hand and tackle in another and I remember feeling my right heel rrrrreeeeally stretch at a hyper extended forward angle, after that it was sore the next day but felt better after a few days. But ever since then I get soreness about once every 3-4 weeks. I had a cramp at night the other night and the next morning I literally could not step on my right foot and for almost 2 days I was limping around the house. I saw your video, iced it, elevated it at night, and took anti inflammatories and its now much much better. To make a short story long (LOL) your video really helped me out. Thank you for posting and sharing your knowledge in a creative and clear way. Make it a great day !
Man this really calmed me down, thank you
Thanks for very informative video today i really found out my problem solution i have severe pain in my heal at the same location you show. Thanks
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I'm a FedEx delivery driver and have been dealing with this horrible pain for about 6 months now. Nothing I've done has helped this. My work days are very painful, but no one is going to pay my bills but me so for now I'm can't do anything but take the pain.
How did it go? Did the pain get better?
Thank you for this information. It helped me so much!
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thanks for the helpful info, been weeks now suffering from pain, thought it was my ghout but didn’t go away after meds, so it was different, mine occured after a basketball game that i didn’t play for a year!
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🙏🙏 the video I have been searching for , for a while now.
Bought some Hoka running shoes and they aggravated mine! Been acting up since last December
This is the exact injury I got when I went snowboarding too much. I overworked it. I guess the solution is to massage it? And to take it easy on it to let it heal.
Jesus, I think I have this !!! Thx for the Video
I have these since 2012.. i wish this video will help me...
How did you withstand it all these years? Didnt it hurt everyday? I feel very sorry. I hope you finally heal up.
Thank you for a such good and simple explanation and treatment options!
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I have a pea sized painful lump right there. It is agony to walk up hills. The lump is soft and painful to touch and 'stings' when resting. It feels like I have insects crawling up my shin and I feel a sharp crunch when caught off guard moving around at times. Doc said to give it two weeks and ring back for an physio appointment which has a 6 month waiting list. I am scared I will do more damage. This has been 5 weeks now and getting worse. Thanks for the video. Very helpful because I thought I had Achilles heel problems.
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Great video doc! Best detailed one on TH-cam.
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I know you can’t diagnose from a comment, but I’ll ask this: my pain is almost exclusively at the 90 degree angle where the back of the leg meets the plantar surface of the heel. The bursa looks to be a bit superior to where I have pain. Almost no pain, except for more extreme stretch positions like downward dog. I’m active and stretch calf/Achilles daily. The pain started on vacation where we hiked every day in the Pacific Northwest, mountains and beaches. No pain with walking/hiking though. Strange. Now 2 weeks after vacation, stretching seems to be making it worse, so bursitis seems to explain my problem. Need to see a podiatrist I guess!
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I'm happy if these treatments work for some people, but none of them have worked for me :(
I've got retro calcaneal heel spurs on the back of both my heels.
This video explained what I have. I loved it
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My mothers heel bone size has increased in both the legs and she is not able to walk properly. Please tell me what to do and to which doctor we should go...calcaneous bone has size has increased.... please help
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Excellent video! Thanks a lot!
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When you get into your 30s that's when you'll start to get these type of functional injuries. And this has been kicking my ass this year.
It's really annoying ☹️
Very informative and helpful. Thankyou! Cheers, Rob.
I have been dealing with this for three years now. Three different doctors and still no real answers or relief in my pain. This video explained it better than they did. Just wondered if anyone has had toe twitching because of this? About a year ago my second and third toes just randomly move…more so if I am massaging the Achilles tendon.
🎉 thanks for the information it was so helpful
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Amazing video, thanks for the information. I think I got this from driving in non supportive shoes for four hours and my heel rested on the floor while gently pressing on the gas pedal. I've modified my work shoe to pack up the heel. It's getting ever so slightly better each day after two weeks. Hopefully it will clear up instead of me limping around 😅👌🏻
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Is surgery the solution
I am also suffering from this problem since April 2020 and still in pain.
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Did your heel pain go or it is still present ?
@@coolloving3391 now feeling good, i used high heel shoe to cure it.
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Well crap, I'm waiting on my MRI results, but this video concludes my weeks-long researches: I have pain in the exact two locations mentioned, back of heel and inside near the tibialis posterior. That is exactly it. I was worried about a potential achilles tear, given that I can't stand or walk, but can step on the ball of my foot and hop around
Thanks for this excellent video. Although I've very good shoes 'Reebok' and special size made orthotics, had no problem untill now, but I've this problem now, after 30 min fast walking I have to stop, don't know why.
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@@DrTomBiernacki I wish I could be near to yr praxis, but I am in Germany.
Great video and perfect explanation .. 👍👍
I’ve had this for nearly 3 years
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@Frazix XD How you cured it ?
What did you do to cure it?
For months, up until a couple days ago, I had such pain and tightness back there when I'd rotate my foot/ankle (particularly inward rotation in attempt to loosen. Not sure if the issue was bursa or tendon. I only know that after I received prayer for healing, it went away.
This is the second time I've had long time chronic foot related pain, and had it healed through prayer.
I'm all for seeing a doctor, and have (chiropractor who specializes in feet).
I'd like to know what caused it, so I can prevent it.
Great video. Any suggestions on how to stretch the calf without aggravating the bursa?
Thank u. Love the. Help God bless u
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Your red dot is where my pain is. Was diagnosed with gout but this is what it is. Going to ask for Xray to rule out a spur also.
I'm not on my feet for long periods of time. I do swim, even though I'm disabled. This severe pain in the back of my heel came on suddenly. It's causing me to not be able to walk, without severe pain
I have this in both feet, it's been two years and the pain has been debilitating. I thought wearing my work boots loose would help, but maybe I made it worse. So I should keep my ankles in a tight supporting boot???.please help
Thank you so much for this wonderful video 🎉 I now know what this pain is - I'd been changing so many shoes and still in great pain - but now first stop to podiatrist ❤
This was such a helpful video. Thank you for sharing. I saw my Podiatrist and he said it's calcification but I got hit by a very heavy door in the exact spot where the pain is. It cut deep and took forever to heal, but, there is no bump (spur) just pain. I think I'm going to try and see a different podiatrist and see what they say as it's the "bursa" area that you drew on your foot that hurts. I also live in sandals and flip-flops and backless shoes all the time (Southern California beach bum) and don't want to give them up. Any suggestions would be great. Thank you again for such an informative and pleasant video.
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This looks to be my issue. Time to see a podiatrist. Mine is super painful. I am an athlete and within my BMI. The cause is likely a trauma of some kind, overuse, or over-compensation after having PF surgery. I also experience throbbing pain while laying down in the same area, I assume this is just a severe time of inflammation when this occurs? Thanks for the video!!!
What are things to avoid to prevent it coming back?
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Trie doctor. I am suffering from calcaneal bursities since November 2021. Even now I have difficulty in walking without heel slippers. Will it cure. Sir .physiotherapy,stretching exercise,ice etc. I am a teacher working since 34 years. Please let me know
Anyone with EDS OR EHLERS DANLOS SYNDROME is also susceptible to this condition.... All my joints are hypermobile and I have developed a bone spur that rubs on the tendon, nerves and the entire support system of my foot
Thankyou so much great informationx
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Thanks very helpful.
Are squats good or bad? Because of the angle...
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Always get checked out with a doctor for a specific problem, but from personal experience if someone can start with a lighter weight and has no pain they can usually progress up in weight to see if their maximum causes stress there. Problems like these are usually aggravated by repetitions like walking and not a few sets of weights.
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Thanks a lot.....
Wish I hadve seen this in March before I had surgery on my foot....because I still have a lot of pain
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Thank you for this video, this is helpul. I gained weight since lockdock down. I think i need to lose weight. This is really painful
Thank you so much brother
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I am a SAHM in a 4-story hardwood home. THIS IS WHAT I HAVE.
Thank you for this super informative video. I have had heel pain on my right side for 2.5 weeks.
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My heels are swollen all the time. After a run I have a sharp stabbing pain. Would you recommend surgery for me?
glad i found this video
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Got this whilst doing calf raises, has been bothering me for months.
I’m a cyclist also, so it’s stopping me from doing this...and it’s getting depressing.
man hopefully u get back on track soon as possible. i feel you mine is i can still play basketball but it is really bothering me and my game very frustrating because im not performing well when im playing
Its crazy how it went away just how it came. First thing i bought a plantar fasaiitis shoe insole, compression socks and stopped what i thought was irratating it. Took some vicks rubbed it a night put my heel on a ice pack before that. And popped some ibuprofen 👍
God bless you. This helped.
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Very nice information
Yea I had pain, let it go, realized it was the more minimum shoes, got stability plus shoes but cant run in them since I’m letting the swelling go down. It’s been 10 days and I’m still not there yet. Hope it goes away and doesn’t come back. Guess I’ll have to stretch now since 10 plus years i’ve never stretched. I think it’s been 3 years in the minimum shoes.
Good news, I have a really nice road bike for 20/30/10 mile rides sat/mon/thu. Bad news I have an academy I have to go to in february and hope this doesn’t affect that.
Ugh! I can't even stand to watch you touch the heel at the beginning of the video. Thank you for this information. I've been in pain for years with this
I build rockwalls for a living definitely sucks when I need to work and have that much pain a walk with a limp everywhere I go
Lots of great info, thank you!
Thank you!
Hola, mi nombre es Maximiliano, tengo entesitis en ambosbcalcaneos con espolon de clasificación, me rompi el izquierdo despues de 3 años de dolor jugando al fútbol, me operé hace 2 meses, me frustré un poco al escuchar a mi doc que me dijo que va a ser muy difícil que recupere las fibras de colágeno tipo 2, tengo 47 años y quiero volver a jugar al fútbol, tu crees que con ejercicios podré revertir esto? Gracias saludos desde 💪🏽🦁🇦🇷
I have a lot of heel pain and was diagnosed with both heel bursitis and heel spurs in both heels. I'm 60 years old and I've been in pain for about six months. Doctor said aside from surgery to exercise and get better fitting shoes. He said the bursitis might go away but the spurs will be there until I get surgery. It's my understanding that spurs by themselves do NOT cause heel pain but bursitis does. Is that correct?
I have the same thing I can’t stand too much on my feet painful. I can’t go to work right now. If I stand up, it’s hard for me to walk I have to slide my right foot to have my balance
WoW Thanks Man Nice Explain 🥰
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Even I have this problem,plus I'm flat footed as well .. please suggest me some ways to reduce the pain.. but I don't want to take painkillers. What's the way out?
Hi Dr, Sorry, Im from peru, i have one question, this injury can be felt on the peroneal side?