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The pain is usually in the area of the ball of the foot, but not always. It can last up to 10-15 seconds. Then it dissipates. There is no trauma-related or exercise-related component -- I have no known athletic injuries inducing pain of this kind. No past foot-related issues of any kind. No pains of this sort anywhere else in my body.
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Ok this sounds weird but under my big toe and second toe under the the skin of the ball of the foot it feels like there is fluid there. No pain, no swelling but it feels like a blister under the skin. Any ideas as to what it is. Was in a accident about 3 weeks ago, was rear ended nor major injuries just some spazzing muscles in neck and back. But this problem hasn't gone away yet.
Hello, I'm hoping you can offer me some advice please. Four weeks ago a can of hot dogs fell on my foot from the kitchen work surface. It hurt at the time and some swelling and bruising occurred. I didn't think I'd broken it and tried to carry on as normal. After a couple of days the pain subsided, just kept bothering me on and off for the next few days. After wearing some 3 inch heels for a day the pain started up again.
I have this clear skin covered pocket on the ball of my foot it's been there for months we thought it was a wart and we went to the health center to have it frozen which they did well come to find out it was not a wart and it was a human hair caused from me cutting hair for work shoved straight up into my footI have the worst feet in history at least it feels like some days from the arch to the ball of my foot it hurts extremely and is very sensitive to the touch.
Hi, I have a pain in my right foot. It is on the top of my foot and only last a few seconds then goes away. Seems to happen most when I am relaxed or laying down. I can't recall any injuries, there is no bruising and does not hurt to touch or press. It is quite painful while it's happening and has been going on for the last 3 days. Does anyone know what this might be or how I can stop it from happening?
As there is very little soft tissue to protect the top of the foot, bone injuries are common. The second, third and fourth Metatarsals are the most commonly injured bones due to something falling on your foot. Without any fracture you would need physiotherapy and anti inflammatory medications to decrease the pain and inflammation. I would also suggest you to wear proper footwear.
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I have an intense pain on the ball of one foot. It also happened about 6 years ago and I went to a podiatrist who recommended an orthodic insert and I also did stretches for the achilles tendon. It helped. The pain is back and none of the two remedies are helping now. What should I do? It hurts all the time. I do quite a bit of walking at my job.
t in the best area and there would have been a lot of party drug users in the club, could I have maybe stepped on a needle or syringe at some point in the night or when I left the club? There was no puncture wounds on the heel or ball of my foot, just my big toe being crushed and a few scrapes to the front of my toes. Even though due to this fact, I can't get the idea out of my head!
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I have pain in multiple areas of the foot. When one area heals almost immedietly another area swells. This make the time I'm unable to walk very long. The pain is on the top of foot, ball of foot, and the area just beneath the front of the ankle, and in both feet. There is pain between attacks. When walking pain will show up then after awhile disappear. There is pain in the ball of foot when I put weight on them or just push them against the wall when lying.
I've get heart palpitations a lot, espicially after i exercise and I'm starting to get injured more frequently. I think i have a stress fracture on my left foot kind of under the big toe (ball of the foot) that hasn't gone away since last November.
Dr., what would squamous cell or basal cell cancer look like on the ball of foot? I have a rough spot that has been there for 30 years (I am 54). I have just lived w/ it without too much trouble all these years, playing tennis etc. File it down occasionally to get it smooth. Now it is more uncomfortable and has changed its appearance from rough to smooth, sort of like a blister with a bump underneath and has become larger (it is still only about a centimeter or so).
I stayed in the game and next hit I ran to 3rd base where the injured area had swollen about 4X as large as the initial impact. I hobbled out of game but was able to put weight on my foot and was able to move my ankle in all directions without direct pain. I elevated my leg and iced on and off for about 2 hours before going to bed. I have pretty severe throbbing and this morning is difficult to put pressure on my foot. The pain is not in my ankle bone...
This left me unable to step on the foot all the time. Most of the time I would step on the side of my foot. This is not to say I have ignored my foot completely. Now that the wound has closed up and the scab is beginning to slightly lift I am able to step on the foot.
What I am going through when I step on the foot is something rather weird. With every step I feel like electricity or a shock in my foot. What is this and what's causing it? Will it go away?
I can walk and bear weight on this foot but if anything comes into contact with it - like my kids keep managing to step on that particular foot - it really, really hurts, it almost stings. The area that is affected is along the edge of my foot - so almost as if it's running down from my little toe, towards my ankle. When I feel this area, it feels very tender and I can feel a small bump under the skin.
Every few months I get what feels like mild burning/a feeling of pressure as if someone is lightly pressing on my foot- in the arch right behind the ball of my foot, and only in the right foot. It's not painful really, but it's definitely noticeable. The only injury I've caused to myself is a SEVERE sprain two years ago that has permanentely weakened my ankle. What could this be?
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