I have throbbing bone spurs in my feet and i can't stay on them long. who can i go to do be prescribed a strong pain killer. note this pain is ongoing?

Bone spurs: There are relatively few doctors whose initial management plan for painful bone spurs would be just pain medication. Ideally the doctor should get to the cause of the problem (usually excessive weight bearing). A steroid shot may help; in a few cases, surgery will help. Pain medications (other than motrin) are not an answer but can be used as a last resort.

See a Podiatrist: Proper foot wear and support are key in licing with painfree bone spurs. Need to find the cause of the pain, then treat without pain meds.

See: A podiatrist. You want a resolution of the problem not just pain medication.

Painful heels: Pain in the heels or calcaneal pain is 2nd only to back pain in disability claims in the us; it can be very uncomfortable to stand on a painful heel have you seen a podiatrist who can take xrays and examine you for plantar fasciitis. Plantar fasciits can be treated with meds, stretching, injections and even epat-the latest technology to treat heel pain without injections! ask your podiatrist.