What causes heel pain in men?

The heel is a key part of the body that bears weight. From an anatomical point of view, the skin under the heel is the thickest skin in the body, and the human body fat is dense and relatively developed, also known as the fat pad. Both men and women may experience heel pain. Many women's heel pain may be related to high heels, so what disease causes heel pain in men?

1. Heel pain in boys may be caused by the following reasons. The first is what Chinese medicine calls kidney deficiency. When the kidney is deficient, heel pain will appear immediately, especially in the morning or after fatigue. The heel pain is more obvious. The second is bone spurs in the heel. X-rays can be taken to observe ankle fractures. If bone spurs are generated, the sole of the foot may be compressed immediately, causing pain in the heel. The third is plantar fasciitis. There is muscle fascia running on the sole of the foot. When chronic aseptic inflammation occurs, heel pain will appear immediately.

2. If men experience heel pain, there are relatively many reasons for this. For example, walking regularly or wearing boots that are too tight and squeezed may cause some soft tissue or bone damage, which may cause heel pain. In addition, if there are inflammatory mediators such as Achilles tendonitis or fasciitis in the heel, it may also cause local swelling or pain. In other words, if there are some bone problems, such as bone hyperplasia, it may also cause some heel pain.

3. However, if you are in pain, you still need to rest more and move less, soak your feet in warm water or apply some ointment, and take some painkillers or blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing medications appropriately. If there is a real effect, it means the problem is not serious. If it does not get better, it means there may be other problems, and you may need to do some relevant tests to confirm it before taking relevant treatment.