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HI Lybrate user , its might be a case of nerve compression at ankle lets first go with mri of ankle to rule out the cause of ankle pain, hereafter treatment protocol will make that is suitable and perfect for you.

1. Please check for her footwear soles, standing time and also that is she walking on hard surface like marble floor without any footwear.

2. Also chronic back pain can also be cause of heel pain.

3. X-ray is required for confirmation of calcaneal spur.

So to start with proper treatment firstly proper examination of the problem is required.

Hi. Mostly herpes don't present as single blister. Its multiple and grouped and it won't go away in hours. It takes atleast a week. So do not worry. Chances of this blister being hsv is unlikely.

Meet skin specialist. As a primary measure pl apply zinc + boric powder + shubhra bhasm (ayurvedic) + pure turmeric powder in vaseline (or preferably bee wax if available) after deep cleaning the feet. Repeat it daily. Wear cotton socks afterwards.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
A pulled muscle arch, muscular imbalances and overuse can all cause discomfort in the heel. Even something as simple as wearing running shoes that do not match your pronation type can lead to heel pain. That's why you must take the time to find a running shoe that provides the level of support you need.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.

Need to see the wound.
Might have to start some antibiotic if the wound is is infected. For the time being, clean it with water, and apply silver nitrate gel. In case blood oozes out, let fresh blood come out. Clean it with any anti septic and apply betadiene solution.

Please send photos of blisters. Get culture and sensitivity test. Do not touch them. Revert me reports of culture and sensitivity test.

Help user the only thing is change your hand soap and see if it’s because of soap or something else. Hope you get well soon.

Regards Lybrate user. The pain in the shin area may be due to overworking of your muscles due to incline walking. On an upward incline your foot will have to dorsiflex (that is toes and foot move upwards to clear the ground) more than normal. Repetitive use would make the muscles in front of shin to work harder and does not relax. You may try to reduce to incline activity and do level walking to observe if it really changes your pain (to ascertain the above said probability). You may try to stre...more

Wash your feet with warm water then apply coconut oil, apply vit e with olive oil, with this you need proper homeopathic treatment to cure your problem permanently.