Heel Spur Treatment from
Orthopedic Specialists in the Quad Cities
HEEL SPUR TREATMENT
ORA Orthopedics provides heel spur treatment by its experienced team of foot doctors. As the largest and most trusted provider of orthopedic care in the Quad Cities, generations of families in Moline, IL, Bettendorf, IA, Davenport, IA, and the surrounding communities have confidently placed their orthopedic foot health in our hands since 1963.
Heel spurs are boney growths that protrude from the underside of the heel bone. They may result from repetitive foot strains and often accompany plantar fasciitis, a swelling of the fibrous band of tissue that connects the heel to the ball of the foot. It is quite possible to have heel spurs without pain – in fact, many people with heel spurs are not even aware they have them.
If you are experiencing aching or stabbing pain around your heel that does not improve with at-home care (rest or over-the-counter pain medicine), be sure to consult with an ORA foot doctor regarding your treatment options.
The specialists at ORA Orthopedics’ Foot & Ankle Center of Excellence take an individualized approach to heel spur treatment that focuses on what therapies best accommodate each patient’s unique needs. Depending on your specific condition and activity levels, your ORA doctor may suggest one or more of the following treatments:
Physical therapy
Stretching exercises
Orthotics or shoe inserts
Surgery, in severe cases
Contact ORA Orthopedics today to schedule an appointment with one of our specialists and learn more about our personalized approach to heel spur treatment. With multiple locations in the Quad Cities, extended hours and same or next-day appointments, ORA makes it easy to receive a high level of orthopedic care.
I was seen by John Tryon & I really liked visiting with him.He expkained my condition while showinga me my...(more)I was seen by John Tryon & I really liked visiting with him.He expkained my condition while showinga me my xray he answered all questions I had. He was very nice l(less) - Trisha Y. - 3 months ago