What is Bone Spur Treatment | Heal Bone Spurs | Cure Bone Spurs

What is Bone Spur

Bone spurs are those bony projections that form along joints in the body. They cause a lot of pain on those who experience them, especially if numerous spurs have developed. Most commonly, bone spurs develop in the heels or in the knee area, although they may also form in the neck area. It is in the neck area where bone spurs cause the greatest pain. Moreover, it is very pesky to have thee condition in the neck area because it makes movements of the head and the neck very painful.

Causes of Bone Spurs

Treatment for Bone Spurs

The remedy for bone spurs varies from case to case, depending on the reasons that caused its existence. Treatments may include possible surgery to restore the condition and eradicate the pain. However, if the condition occurs in the neck, surgery is generally ruled out because of the extremely risky process. In such case, the following treatments are often resorted to:


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5 Responses to “What is Bone Spur Treatment | Heal Bone Spurs | Cure Bone Spurs”

  1. Danny Wolf on April 22nd, 2010 4:48 pm

    I have recently had bone spur surgery on my left foot. Spurs were found on the heel and behind the Achilles tendon. Things were fine for a while but the pain is surfacing again. X-rays show no more spurs. The pain is getting worse and worse. Do you have any suggestions? Dr says he may have to kill the nerve connected to the pain area. Is that a normal thing to do?

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    PUP Reply:

    As you have undergone recent surgery for the heel spur, wait for some time the pain get may get better. Try to reduce your weight, if you are obese; some times there may be associated plantar fasciitis. The main aim is to reduce the load or strain on the plantar fascia of the foot. Physiotherapist can help this by using ultrasound, it helps to stimulate the muscles. Increase the blood flow by cold and hot application of water. Arch supports, firm heel pads, and specially designed shoes as advised by the doctor are helpful. Physiotherapist may suggest special exercise to stretch the Achilles tendon, which relaxes the plantar fascia. You can do swimming or other sports where there is less strain to the foot. Avoid jogging, running exercise. These few conservative tips may be helpful.

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    Danny Reply:

    Is it normal to kill a nerve that is creating the pain if nothing else seems to be working?

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  2. Danny on April 23rd, 2010 7:41 am

    I forgot to say that the surgery was in December and 4 months later its really painful. Is it normal for this to still be hurting so bad. And yes I am overweight and will begin work on that immediately. I started exercises from the website last night and hopefully that will help too. Thanks

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    PUP Reply:

    Do not strain more on your heels while doing exercise to reduce weight. The best way is take proper diet for reducing weight along with exercise, swimming is the best form of exercise for persons who have heel pains.

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