Parents can often use home treatments to resolve pain. Health professionals who also commonly treat this condition are podiatrists, physiotherapists, family medical doctors, paediatricians or orthopaedic surgeons. Treatment may consist of one or more of the following: *Using ice on the area or an over the counter anti-inflammatory from the pharmacy (not aspirin). *Load management including some sport substitution or lessening the amount, not playing for as long or having more frequent breaks. *Heel raisers or heel cushions *Foot orthotics *If pain is present in some footwear more than others, consider changing footwear to increase support or cushioning *Avoid being barefoot for long period of times while painful *If doing a sport in barefoot, a heel cushion or taping may assist during the activity
Sever's disease
Oguchi disease
Lev's disease
Dent's disease
Van Buchem disease
Chandler's disease
Coats' disease
Neuro-Behçet's disease