Get an xray, vitamin D levels.

It may be due to spur in heel bone Get X-ray heel lateral done Keep legs in Hot and cold water for 10 to 15 minutes daily Apply painkillers gelly And take painkillers

Hello there. I can understand your concern. There are two possibilities, one is plantar fascitis, second, it could be a calcaneal spur. But to diagnose, you will need to take her to a orthopedician in person. He will examine her and ask you to get a few tests done of which one will be a x-ray. After establishing the diagnosis, he will proceed with the treatment. As of now, you can ask her to take tab. Zerodol-p twice a day after food for pain management. Best regards. Dr. Anil Kumar Jain.

For temporary relief,get topical painkillers and massage or immerse in warm water.If symptoms persist,consult an orthopaedic.

hello could be plantarfascitis or calcaneal spur consult orthopaedician and decide bye

1.This problem is most likely Plantar Fascitis. 2. Treatment is simple but it takes some time to recover fully. 3. Also you will have to get few tests done - Xray of the foot , S calcium, S Vitamin D , S B12. 4. Hot and Cold fomentations alternatively. 5. Silicon Heals with soft shoes. 6. Ibugesic Nano Gel local application twice daily. the rest treatment I will send you as soon as you get back to me with the reports