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An X-Ray Both Heels AP/LAT is a digital imaging test used to examine the heel bones (calcaneus) of both feet.
It helps doctors detect fractures, heel pain causes, and structural abnormalities.

This test is quick, widely available, and commonly advised for foot injuries and chronic heel pain.

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What Is X-Ray Both Heels AP/LAT?

This test captures X-ray images of both heel bones in two views:

  1. AP (Anteroposterior) view

  2. LAT (Lateral) view

These views provide a detailed assessment of the heel structure and surrounding joints.
Digital X-ray ensures clear images with minimal radiation exposure.


Why Is X-Ray Both Heels Recommended?

Doctors recommend this test to accurately diagnose heel-related conditions.
It helps in planning appropriate treatment and preventing complications.

Conditions Diagnosed Using Heel X-Ray

  1. Heel bone fractures

  2. Calcaneal stress injuries

  3. Heel spurs

  4. Arthritis of the foot joints

  5. Post-traumatic heel pain


Symptoms That May Require This Test

You may need an X-ray of both heels if you experience:

  1. Persistent heel pain

  2. Difficulty walking or standing

  3. Swelling after injury

  4. Pain after a fall or accident

  5. Suspected bone injury

Early imaging helps speed up recovery.


Procedure of X-Ray Both Heels AP/LAT

The test usually takes 10–15 minutes.
You will be asked to place your feet in specific positions to capture both views.

The procedure is painless and performed by a trained radiology technician.
You can resume normal activities immediately afterward.


Preparation Before Heel X-Ray

Very little preparation is required:

  1. Remove footwear and metal objects

  2. Wear comfortable clothing

  3. Inform the technician if you are pregnant

No fasting or medication changes are needed.


Cost of X-Ray Both Heels AP/LAT in Pune

The cost of a heel X-ray in Pune depends on:

  1. Diagnostic center

  2. Digital X-ray technology

  3. Report turnaround time

On average, the cost ranges between ?600 and ?1,500.


Benefits of X-Ray Both Heels Test

  1. Quick and accurate diagnosis

  2. Digital images with low radiation

  3. Helps detect fractures and bone changes

  4. Affordable and widely available

  5. Useful for injury and follow-up assessment


Who Should Book This Test?

This test is recommended for:

  1. Patients with heel or foot injuries

  2. Athletes with stress-related pain

  3. Elderly patients prone to fractures

  4. Individuals with chronic heel pain

Your orthopedic doctor will guide you if this test is required.


Why Choose Diagnopen for X-Ray Both Heels in Pune?

  1. Verified diagnostic centers

  2. Modern digital X-ray facilities

  3. Affordable pricing

  4. Easy appointment booking

  5. Fast and reliable reports

Diagnopen helps you compare options and book trusted imaging services easily.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It is typically performed to diagnose conditions like heel fractures, arthritis, heel spurs, tendinitis, and other pathologies affecting the calcaneus (heel bone) and surrounding structures.

The radiation used in a standard X-ray is minimal, and the risk is generally low. However, it is important to inform the healthcare provider if you are pregnant or may be pregnant.

X-rays primarily focus on bone structures. While they can show signs of bone changes related to soft tissue conditions (e.g., calcifications or bony spurs), they are not ideal for visualizing soft tissues like ligaments and tendons. For soft tissue evaluation, an MRI or ultrasound may be recommended.

Conditions such as bone fractures, joint degeneration (e.g., arthritis), plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon issues, bone infections, and tumors can be identified using these X-rays.