What is the cause of heel pain? How to treat it?

Heel pain refers to the pain that one or both sides of the heel are not red and swollen and inconvenient to walk. It is a disease caused by the pathological changes of the bones, joints, synovial sac and fascia of the heel. The most common is plantar fasciitis, which often occurs when standing or walking for a long time and is caused by long-term chronic minor injuries. The main treatment methods are 1. Wet compress with direct current and other physical therapy to relieve inflammation and pain. 2. Wear corrective insoles to relieve plantar fascia tension, irritation and pain. 3. Calcaneal drilling decompression is feasible for long-term ineffective heel pain.