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 Posted: 12/24/06 - 03:42 Post subject: Intense Foot Pain |
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I was hoping someone could lead me in the right direction. For the past 3 months I have been having pretty bad foot pain. The pain usually occurs after I am at rest. When I first get up to walk I get really bad pain on the outside of my left foot below the ankle. For quite some time, the pain would go away the more I move around, but recently it doesn't matter how much I move, I still have quite a bit of pain. My doctor took X-Rays and said he saw no breaks or fractures. When I have no pain in my foot, I have been pressing with my thumb to attempt to locate any painful spots but have been unable to do so. If I get up and move around, and once the pain stars, it hurts to press just in front and below the ankle.
Someone had mentioned arthritis but I'm 33 and thought I was still too young for that. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. |
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| Posted: 01/25/07 - 15:54 Post subject: Pain in your feet with no evident reason |
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I'm the mother of a 2 mon ths old babygirl. I did suffer from my feet toward the end of my prtegnancy and everybody assured me that it would be better once I deliver. Unfortunately, the pain hasn't gone. By chance, I found a shoe review on Zappos.com where a lady mentioned Plantar Fasciitis. I did some research on the net and it looks like that's what's happening with me. I'm afraid that's what's going on with you as well. X-ray won't show anything because it's nothing to do with your bones but with the ligaments. Talk to your doctor about it.
All the best,
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daretotravel
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| Posted: 04/21/08 - 11:38 Post subject: |
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Guest,
Don't know if you will see this, as the post is in 2006, but I have the exact symptoms you have. It is not Plantar Fisciitis, that is in your heel. I have been to several doctors and they all say something different. I had an MRI and they say it is inflammation in the ankle area. I have tried shots, Physical Therapy, Orthotics, ice, and still have pain. I recently was given an oil that is for inflammation. It is called FORTEX Rubbin Oil and it does help. Active Ingredient: Methyl Salicylate 40%. Inactive Ingredient: Refined Peanut Oil. Distributed by: Syncom Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Fairfield,NJ 1-800-400-0056.
I also had surgery on this same foot for "blocked nerve" and thought it was weak because of the surgery, but when I saw your post, it is exactly the same. See if you can get an MRI, that will tell you more. |
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