So many causes...: Too many causes to list, but here are some more common ones: plantar fasciitis, bursitis, calcaneal apophysitis, trauma (contusion, sprain, or fracture), symptomatic flatfeet, bone or soft tissue tumor....I apologize for the list, but the question was very broad....Probably better to see a podiatrist in person where he can take a full history a narrow down the possibilities. Good luck!
Answered 6/6/2014
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"growing pains"? : Sometimes, children get pain in bones that have not yet closed or fully formed. I.E. Pain to the heel in a child is often a condition called calcaneal apophysitis or sever's disease. It is a benign problem and usually self limiting. Rest and ice help it. (there are other causes this being a more common one.).
Answered 9/13/2017
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