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  <description>Overview Heel spur is a thorn-like, bony protrusion of the heel bone, which can become inflamed through irritation, thus causing pain. A heel spur forms at the tendon attachments on the muscles of the heel bone as a result of micro-injuries to the tissue caused by overstraining. As part of the heali…</description>
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  <published>2015-09-26 06:29:38</published>
  <title>What Are The Key Causes Of Inferior Calcaneal Spur</title>
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