One in ten persons have heel pain at some point in their lives, making it the most prevalent condition today. There are numerous conditions that can cause heel discomfort, with plantar fasciitis having a high occurrence rate. Plantar fasciitis can be correlated with Vatakantaka in Ayurveda. Walking on an uneven surface and suffering repeated injuries can result in aggravation of vatadosha, which causes prickling sensation similar to a thorn in the area of the heel and finally leads to vatakantaka. This is the scant evidence in favour of the conventional management techniques for plantar fasciitis (Vatakantaka). A 49-year-old female patient complained of left heel pain for six months, along with severe difficulties getting out of bed in the morning. Clinical criteria’s for diagnosis were shool (heel pain), daha (burning sensation at joints), shotha (swelling atheel), and results were assessedThe patient was then administered kaishorguggulu two tablet orally twice daily for one month u was as internal medicin along with 4 successive sittings of bindudagdhaAgnikarma at the posterior medial side of the right heel region in 7-day intervals. After receiving treatment for one month, the patient experienced total pain and stiffness and relief from burning sensation .on the above criteria. Yograjguggulu was given as internal medicine with .This case report provides us a guideline that vatakantaka associated with stiffness and pain can be treated successfully by following proper Ayurveda siddhantas.