The Myth of the 'Painful Bone Spur'
A calcaneal spur is a calcium deposit that forms on the underside of the heel bone over many months as an adaptive response to chronic traction. Many people have heel spurs visible on X-rays without feeling any pain whatsoever. Agony occurs only when the medial plantar nerve branches and surrounding inflamed bursa become compressed against the calcaneus during weight-bearing.
Decompressing the Periosteal Margin with Reflex Therapy
At our K.K Nagar clinic, Dr. M. Mehraj Abdullah uses specialized radial friction across the medial calcaneal tubercle. By gently dispersing trapped inflammatory exudates, breaking periosteal adhesions, and increasing local nitric oxide release, pressure on the sensory nerve endings is alleviated without the need for invasive surgical excision or harsh medications.
Doctor's Advice: You Do Not Need Spur Surgery
Surgical removal of heel spurs has high recurrence rates and alters foot biomechanics. Clinical reflexology relieves the periosteal nerve pressure, letting you walk pain-free while preserving your foot's natural architecture.
Long-Term Arch Support and Weight Distribution
Following localized decompression, reflexology works on restoring the medial and lateral longitudinal arches of the foot. Re-engaging the intrinsic foot muscles ensures that body weight is distributed across the entire plantar surface rather than concentrating exclusively onto the vulnerable calcaneal margins.
Consult Dr. M. Mehraj Abdullah at Balance & Bliss Madurai
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