A physiotherapist plays a key conservative role in treating Haglund’s syndrome, aiming to reduce pain and inflammation at the heel, improve ankle–foot biomechanics, and prevent recurrence—often helping patients avoid surgery. Role of a Physiotherapist in Haglund’s Syndrome 1. Pain & Inflammation Management 2. Soft Tissue Management 3. Stretching & Flexibility 4. Strengthening & Load Correction 5. Biomechanical Correction 6. Taping & Support 7. Patient Education 8. Post-Surgical Rehabilitation (if surgery is required)