What are the symptoms of Heel Pain?

The most common symptoms related to heel pain are listed below. If anyone sees any of these symptoms in them, they must address it and take the right precautionary measures to prevent further complications.

• Chronic Pain
• Sudden Pain
• Redness
• Swelling
• Walking is difficult

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What are the complications of Heel Pain?

This condition may change the walking pattern of a person suffering from it, leading to the loss of balance and fall, making one more prone to other injuries and often dependent on others.

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