- Muhtasari wa Matatizo ya Miguu na Kifundo cha mguu
- Bursitis ya Achilles Tendon
- Enthesopathy ya Achilles Tendon
- Kishiko cha Gumba
- Uharibifu wa Neva kwenye Miguu
- Ugonjwa wenye Freiberg
- Kidole Kupinda Juu
- Bursitis ya chini ya Calcaneal
- Kizuizi cha Ncha za Mishipa ya Mguu wa Ndani na Nje
- Maumivu ya Kiungo cha Metatarsal
- Maumivu katika Mpira wa Mguu (Metatarsalgia)
- Uvungu wa Plantari
- Plantar Fibromatosisii
- Ugonjwa wa Sesamoiditis
- Syndrome ya Tarsal Tunnel
- Tibialis Posterior Tendinosis na Tibialis Posterior Tenosynovitis
Nyenzo za Mada
Bursitis is painful inflammation of a bursa (a flat, fluid-filled sac that provides cushioning and reduces friction in areas where skin, muscles, tendons, and ligaments rub over bones). Bursitis can develop at the bottom of the heel (the calcaneus).
(See also Overview of Foot Problems.)
The heel may throb, particularly when walking barefoot on hard surfaces, and may be slightly warm and swollen. The pain is worst when the heel first contacts the ground during walking or running.
The diagnosis of inferior calcaneal bursitis is based on a person’s symptoms and examination findings.
Doctors treat inferior calcaneal bursitis by injecting an anesthetic/corticosteroid mixture into the bursa and advising the person to wear soft-soled shoes with added protective heel cushion padding.
