Bone Spur On Top Of Foot. Sometimes a spur can form where the achilles tendon connects to the heel bone. People with high arched feet are predisposed to this condition but it can also occur in patients whose feet flatten pronation.
Spurs may grow on top of any of the midfoot joints. These spurs may form a bump on the top of the foot. There are several nonsurgical treatments for bone spurs but if these are not effective surgery can be considered.
As the bones of the midfoot rub against each other the bone re enforces itself.
There are several nonsurgical treatments for bone spurs but if these are not effective surgery can be considered. The causes of bone spurs on the top of the foot are almost always osteoarthritis. A bone spur is a painful bump on the top of the foot which is actually a bony enlargement. Bone spurs on the top of the foot can usually be palpated felt due to the fact that the skin is very thin on the top of the foot and there is virtually no muscle there either.