URGO heel spur prevention & treatment heel spur

URGO heel spur heel spur prevention and treatment to relieve pain

• Urgo heel pads have been specially developed to treat and relieve pain related to heel spurs.
• Calcaneal spur (Lenoir's spur) is a very common heel pathology. This is a very painful and debilitating bony growth

Description of URGO heel pads prevention & treatment heel spur

The tension exerted on the tendon coupled with impact of the heel during support on the ground or in the shoe leads to inflammation of the tendon and a process of calcification in the lower part of the heel. This is the birth of the heel spur.

URGO Calcaneal Spur Heel Pads (S/M or L/XL) effectively relieve heel pain. They maintain the spine without direct contact with the ground and thus reduce plantar pressure. Easy to put on, they are reusable and adapt to all types of shoes. Made of genuine leather, the URGO Calcanean Spur Heel Pads are comfortable, hygienic and allow your feet to breathe.

Directions for use and dosage

• If the heel is painful, remove the pellet present below the heel cup to relieve the pain due to the calcaneal spur.
• It is not necessary to remove it for the non-painful heel.
• Remove the adhesive present under the heel pad.
• Maintain the heel pad in each of your shoes using the adhesive.
• Size L/XL is suitable for wide heels and is generally more suitable for men

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Composition

• Genuine leather and cushioning foam.
• Genuine leather, breathable and hygienic
• Cushioning foam, reduces plantar pressure
• Removable pad, allows the thorn to be held without direct contact with the ground and relieves the pain caused by the thorn

Presentation of URGO heel spur prevention & treatment heel spur

Available in Size S/M or Size L/XL
1 pair of heel pads

Our advice and advice from pharmacy experts

Treatment of heel spur pain

The appearance of a heel spur results from a tension at the level of a tendon called aponeurosis. This tension is most often caused by repeated or significant trauma. Its origin is sometimes linked to the morphology of the foot (flat foot, insufficient musculature, etc.), but the heel spur can also be the consequence of our negligence (inappropriate footwear, excessive and non-progressive practice of running, etc.).

The treatment of pain is based on the administration of painkillers. Special soles make it possible to relieve the heel and to avoid direct contact of the calcaneal spur with the ground.