A heel spur is caused by a deposit of calcium which can cause a small protrusion at the base of the heel bone. Although often painless, sometimes the spur can cause discomfort, making it difficult to continue with day to day activities.

Diabetic foot complications, when left untreated and unmitigated, can lead to a number of wide-ranging and severe conditions. If left unchecked, diabetic foot complications can lead to long-term nerve damage, chronic wounds, extraordinary injuries, and deformities.