Bone Spurs: Treatments for Neck, Heel & Shoulder Pain

Bone spurs in the neck, shoulder, or heel can lead to chronic pain and reduced mobility. From specialized exercises to vitamin-based solutions and surgical options, multiple treatments exist to manage and dissolve these calcifications.

What Are the Treatments for Bone Spurs in Hands?

Published Aug,14 2017 | By Jody Murray

According to the University of Washington School of Medicine, degenerative joint disease in the finger joints can result in bony growths, known as bone spurs. This type of bone spur usually forms near the joints of the fingers due to the wearing out of the joint cartilage, also known as osteoarthritis.