A foot spur is a medical problem, the main manifestation of which is pain in the heel (the patient experiences it at rest, when walking, usually in the morning, and also after prolonged exertion). The localization of the problem is the area of the heel at the level of the sole, as here the plantar muscles of the foot are attached. Muscles are tense and they irritate the foot. So, first a cyst appears, then irritation leads to bone formation. This is what is called a bone spur in everyday life.
Parallel to this, there is an overgrowth of the calcaneus at the attachment of the Achilles tendon, which causes pain and interferes with wearing shoes. A systematic approach in treatment is required to address the foot spur problem.