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Even so, when I try to flex it while sitting, my toes will pull down very hard. The spasticity can cause spasms in my foot both on the inside and outside edges. It sounds to me like you have a similar thing happening. I will also sometimes wake in the morning with similar spasms in my foot that make it really hard to walk. I have to keep my right foot on tiptoe as it's impossible to flatten it on the floor when this happens.

I am having a pain on the bottom outside edge of my foot. It feels like a bruise but has been there for a while. I am a runner and assume this is a training injury. Any ideas?

The first surgery they installed a Charite disc and during post op recovery I have extreme left foot pain (top of foot) so five days later they went back in and cleared out some deposits in the never passage but I again continued to have foot and later hip, leg and foot pain. Approximately five months later they went back in and removed the Charite disc and placed a plate in the front linking my disc together and brackets and rods in my back to support that side.

She shot above my ankle and I felt the numbness go down my foot and wrap around under my foot right where the pain was. She determined it was a nicked nerve from the biopsy all that time ago. She said we might have to remove the nerve. what kind of doctor is the best for that procedure? Will I loose the use of my foot or feeling? I cant have this dr do the surgery because she is not on my plan. ( She was my 2nd opinion) My podiatrist has a couple of people.

I have had 2 cortisone shots an xray and a MRI which shows a heal spur and severe plantars faciaitis and tendinitis. but nothing in the area of my pain, which is on the bottom where the heel meets the arch near the outside edge. I finally saw a ortho Dr that did a nerve test with a shot of a numbing substance. She shot above my ankle and I felt the numbness go down my foot and wrap around under my foot right where the pain was.

I have a sore on the bottom/side of my foot that is very painful . it showed up a couple weeks ago soon after I got a pedicure. I've tried to put neosporin on it and soak it, but it wont open and drain. It almost looks like a canker sore, with redness, swelling, and pain. Should I wait for it to resolve on own or is there something else I can try?

I have been in pain for about a month now. the left outside edge and about 1/2 inch into my foot hurts. This happens pretty much about every time I put weight on it. I put an ace bandage on and it just made it so much worse to the point where it felt like I had broken my foot.

I just started getting the buzzing today. right foot most noticeable on the outside right side of the foot closer to the toes. buzzes for 2-3 seconds, second pause, then buzzing again. Then it may stop for a while and start up again. I am under more stress than usual today.

The lump is hard like bone and is not painful. It is located on the outside edge between my little toe and ankle. It may have been there awhile and I have just noticed it or it could be a new occurance. I went to my family physician today and he ordered an x-ray. The lump also does not move. The x-ray did not show anything. So i guess my question would be... What could this ? Any ideas would be appreciated.

More details, the cuboid has risen from its correct placement with the base of the 5th metatarsal forced laterally to the outside edge of my foot. Basically, I have one huge painful bump where the base of the 5th metatarsal is. Taping for immobility helps but isn't a solution. I take the tape off and the pain is excrutiating. Feeling like the 5th and cuboid are rubbing... Even taped, when my foot spreads due to weight bearing, it screams with pain and becomes red and inflamed.

About 3 months ago, I noticed what looked like a cat poop stuck to the foot pad of Littlebit's right foot, about an inch or so long, curling under her right foot from outside to inside edge of the pad. She had no symptoms other than a momentary slight limp, as tho' she had stepped on something in the carpet.

3.5 weeks ago I started noticing a very sharp pain on the outside of my left foot whenever I would walk and put a certain angle of pressure on that area, in combination with a dull pain along the edge of that foot, and some stiffness/soreness up the ankle. I'm not sure what brought this on, I did briefly roll over on the side of one of my feet a week or two before I noticed this. I've never had any swelling or change in color.

Hi Quix, thank you so much for your suggestions. I will phone into the office and tell them, my Neuro is out on vacation. I am to see him, I believe the 25th. This was very sudden and very painful. I spent the rest of the evening in a chair yesterday. It is not in the ankle area at all, but instead runs along the top of the foot up the leg. Trying to lift the toes up, they are 'heavy' and 'stiff'? Its hard to explain.

A little cluster, with one stray bump a little farther away. I found it when I felt pain under my foot and thought something in my sock or slipper was pinching me. It was a little itchy too. So I started putting the cream on that area everyday too. Today however, it looks different than the first two sites. The bumps are starting to resemble blisters, like they might be getting fluid in them. Since finding these bumps, I haven't felt any itching or pain. I don't know what to make of all this.

Right behind my little toes. It's the meaty area on the outside edge. They are calloused but there is nothing that can be scraped off. VERY tender all the time and if I accidentially scuff them against something it feels like they've been sliced wide open. It's painful to just walk. I don't often wear shoes, so that's not causing the problem. What little reasearch I've done says it's the (mpj 5) areas. Possible Bursitis, metatarsalia area.

After lots of Aleve, ice, heat and stretching it is getting much worse and now I am completely hobbled. Pain is along the outside and on the bottom along the outer edge of my foot. The pain ends at the outside pad part and the pain wraps to the top just below my pinky toe and the next one. They are constantly feeling crampy. This afternoon my ankle ballooned twice the size, up but no pain. I could hardly drive home as I could barely press down on the brake. Help!

no low back pain and sciatic pain much less but lost feeling under my right foot (especially along the outside, under the ball and the last three toes of my foot). Could not flex right ankle properly. Later, right calf muscle even more painful/tight, slowly enlarged (now much larger than left calf muscle), and right hamstring also still quite sore and enlarged. Sciatic pain returns December 2003. MRI January 2002 showing re-herniation with nerve compression.

She is still in pain, she describes it as moving. One minute it is in a wrist then in her knees, then the foot then the elbow.it is always somewhere. She has some good moments when she has no pain. It doesn't last very long though. She is having trouble now coping with the not knowing, she has been taking antibiotics for three weeks for a possible Lyme disease, even though the blood test did no-show Lyme. Any suggestions would be appreciated .

It doesn't take it all away but it takes the edge off the pain. I get that horrible burning sensation and I know how you feel. It does hurt even if you touch it softly. I know it's hard to rest and take it easy with kids around but you have to. Resting helps. When I get the leg pains, I lay down and put a blanket around my leg. Sometimes it goes away quickly, sometimes, it takes days for the pain to go away. I know I wasn't much help but I just wanted to tell you that I feel for you.

Where the myth that MS does not cause pain came from I have no clue. MSers suffer from muscle spasticity, back pain, burning, tingling, girdling (MS Hug), optic neuritis (pain behind the eye), electric shock sensations, trigeminal neuralgia (stabbing feeling in the face) and a host of other ailments. I am sure other posters can help write a book on it from their experiences. You are not alone and none should continue suffering. There are medications that can help.

The doctor who gave them said she should have come in for them within 24-48 hours of first outbreak. At two months, she was on the outside edge of them being able to help her.

Once again, if I am barefoot for an extended period, I get an intense burning in my big toes, on the outside. The pain radiates from the joint all the way up the toe. This happens when I immerse my feet in bath water. If I immediately remove my feet from the water and elevate them, the burning subsides. If I press on the area while the burning is happening, it is numb. Is this a neuroma? Thank you!

I get prescribed Vicodin and 600mg Motrin and the doctor tells me I have contusions on my heal and the outside right edge of my right foot. I take the Vicodin for almost a while day and the Vicodin does very little for the pain except making me feel loopy for the first hour. I call them and tell them it isn't doing anything for the pain, so they give me Percocet. This as well is doing very little for the pain and makes me REALLY loopy for the first hour.

About two weeks ago, I noticed that the area underneath my right ankle bone (the distal side) has started to hurt, mainly when I turn my foot sideways (so the outside edge of my foot is touching the ground; I tend to do this when I sit). It's an unusual pain, and it feels like some kind of tendon too. The sensation is one of extreme tightness, and seems to run directly underneath my outside ankle bone. What I'm wondering is, could this be related to my calf injury?

Is there any evidence that this kind of foot pain can be caused by thyroid dysfunction? I don't want to start having another unnecessary set of doctors, tests, and problems.

period, his spinal stenosis/sciatica became severe to where paralysis was L foot/leg and beginning on R foot. Had lumbar fusion plus rebuilding/grafting of the floor of his spine (multiple prior fractures observed during op--he was paratrooper, etc.); also two blown knees, both shoulders, just beat up alot in his career. Back surgery successful, but constant burning pain in penis did not let up.

Although I cannot comment on the MRI without seeing the scans, if there is compression of the L5 nerve root, this could cause pain that radiates down the outside of the leg to the foot, possible weakness in the muscles that flex the foot up. It seems fortunate that you do not have these symptoms. Even if these symptoms do occur, they are treated conservatively, and they usually resolve. I cannot predict if your condition will change. Probably you will continue to have some disc bulges on MRI.

Well I made an emergency trip to the ER and they said the foot pain is from the Taxol. They increased my vicodin and that has taken the edge off. Yes my feet turned bright red and hove no feeling on the bottom, but the inside pain is dibilitating. the only thng that seems to help is going outside and standing in the snow. The ER doctors want my onc to reduce the Taxol, they say it is too early to be having this severe problems.

I also have these electric shock like pains shooting across my foot from the outside to the top of my foot. Its the worst pain since childbirth! Not many people can understand it. After 2 months of x rays, bone scans, utra sounds and sciatica check scans, I was referred to a orthopedic surgeon. He diagnosed my symptoms in just 5 minutes. He did the tinus sign, which is using 2 fingers and lightly tapping just under the ankle bone or area. This sent a fuzzy feeling to my little toe.

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