If you have heel pain, you might have a bone spur. Bone spurs aren't always painful, and there are other conditions that cause heel pain, so see a foot doctor for a diagnosis to confirm the presence of a bone spur. The spur can be seen on an X-ray as a small bony fragment made of calcium deposits that grows away from your heel bone. Here are things that cause bone spurs on your heel and treatments that might help the pain caused by this bony growth.
