Bone Spur Health Feed

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
For bone infection it is necessary to get it properly examined by a surgeon. Then if need be all the debrs need to be cleaned up and regular dressing has to be done. Plus there would be a need for appropriate antibiotic. Online only advice on antibiotic can be given. That too if you come in a private conversation giving all the details. Also let me know if you have diabetes. Thanks.

If she has no problem, no need to do any intervention. It is quite normal in few individuals. Don't worry. Just check her parathyroid levels.

You can manage it initially with conservative management. Get treated with Ultrasonic therapy which would directly heal the calcaneal spur (inflammation of the calcaneum bone) which causes the heel pain in majority of the cases. Along with ultrasonic therapy, shortwave diathermy also can be given. Simultaneously it is better to wear MCR chappals (micro cellular rubber) which will help to transfer the weight evenly in the feet so that the weight will be completely felt in the heel area.

You should take a multivitamin and multimineral tablet and also do some exercise...
Get out in early morning sun rays...

Hello lybrate-user, besides all these things, you can do stretching exercises of calf muscles, stretching of plantar fascia with wide opening of the feet, standing on toes. Application of warm water (immersion of foot into one full bucket of warm water).
Wearing shocks at home. If you need full examination then consult me privately for full consultation.

Exercise moderately.
Take a multivitamin and a multimineral tablet..

For homoeopathic treatment consult through lybrate.

You should take Acupressure therapy and take Biochemic Ferrum phos 200x + Kali mur 200x 4 tab each thrice a day with warm water and take it 5 days and consult private online.

Heel bone spur is a form of calcium deposit that causes a bony protrusion under the heel bone. An X-ray can reveal up to a half inch elongation under the hill. Without image report, this condition is commonly known as heel spur syndrome. Heel spurs are mostly painless but reports of pain in not uncommon. They are often related to plantar fasciitis. The latter is an inflammation of the connective tissue that stretches through the foot bottom connecting the heel bone and the football.

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Try to consume more of protein foods. Such as milk, cheese, pulse, meat, sea foods. Also include calcium-rich foods such as ragi (in cereal), probiotics such as Yakult or home-made probiotics. These foods will help to boost the protein and calcium levels in your body naturally.

Proper diet rich in calcium will bring on speedy recovery.
Go for physiotherapy.
Homeopathic medicines will speed up the recovery process.