Is heel pain in men a sign of kidney deficiency?

Many people often have heel pain, especially those over 45 years old, heavy workers, people who stand or walk for a long time, or people who wear high heels for a long time. Many people may think that heel pain is a minor symptom, but it is not. There are many reasons for heel pain, especially when men have more pain, they should pay attention to it. So is heel pain in men a sign of kidney deficiency?

1. Heel pain in men is most commonly caused by kidney deficiency. Liver and kidney yin deficiency, yin deficiency and fire excess, and insufficient kidney essence often cause heel pain. However, it also depends on whether there are other symptoms of kidney deficiency. If there are no other symptoms of kidney deficiency, simple heel pain may not be caused by kidney deficiency. For example, common bone spurs, bone hyperplasia, gout, trauma, excessive walking, etc., will also manifest as symptoms of heel pain. Therefore, if heel pain occurs, it is necessary to make a comprehensive diagnosis. If necessary, you can check blood uric acid and X-rays to first diagnose the cause, and then take medicine.

2. The patient's heel pain is a manifestation of kidney deficiency. Its occurrence is related to uncontrolled sexual intercourse and unhealthy lifestyle. At this stage, it is necessary to actively carry out treatment with drugs and food to help recovery. The patient should first pay special attention to the frequency of sexual intercourse, and then take nourishing Chinese medicine. Usually, you need to rest well, eat a variety of meals to ensure the supply of nutrients, and exercise to help recovery.

3. Of course, it is impossible to completely confirm that heel pain is caused by kidney deficiency. It is recommended to see Chinese medicine. In addition, in terms of Western medicine, some people with lung space-occupying lesions are prone to heel pain. It is recommended to do a lung CT scan. The pain in the heel area is not clear that it is heel pain. The cause is not clear that it is chronic Achilles tendonitis, ankle bone hyperplasia, or heel plantar fasciitis. You can take an X-ray in the ankle area to check whether there is a bone spur. Some people can soak in hot water and massage to promote the body's blood circulation.