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swelling on the bottom of my right foot

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PostPosted: 02/11/08 - 22:47    Post subject: swelling on the bottom of my right foot Vote now! Reply with quote
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The swelling is not going away it is on the ball of my right foot .
Just at my first tow next to the big one . It hurts to walk on it !
People are say gout but I have read up on the and it does not sound like that !
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