Can calcaneal bone hyperplasia become an operation

The heel shows hyperosteogeny, which rarely requires surgery. Because hyperosteogeny in the heel is caused by degeneration and long-term standing, treatment is mainly to reduce the sterile inflammation caused by hyperosteogeny. Conservative treatment often achieves better results, while surgical treatment is more traumatic, in addition, it may show re-proliferation after surgery, showing complications such as infection and swelling. In the case of ineffective conservative treatment, minimally invasive surgery is considered for treatment. Usually prevent excessive fatigue, pay more attention to keeping warm, you can use hot water bubble feet, with some plaster for activating blood circulation and pain. Under the guidance of professional doctors, oral anti-osteogeny and non-steroidal painkillers can be locally closed, or small needle knife treatment, most of which can achieve better results; If repeated attacks, serious hyperplasia, affecting normal life, then consider local minimally invasive surgery.