Human foot muscle diagram
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Hi, For the last week or so, i get this sudden sharp and pulsating pain in my foot, the inner arch area (left feet). I looked at a foot muscle diagram to identify the area and it looks like the abductor hallucis area where the pain is located.
The pain hits suddenly without warning, lasts for 5-10 seconds. Or comes and goes about twice or thrice in a minute.. and then nothing for hours or even days. But its happening once a day at least for the last three days.
The occurrence has no pattern.
My sister has just had her stomach moved from her chest to where it should be! A diagram was drawn by the surgeon. Someone suggested it had probably been there since birth! Her symptons were the same as for hatus hernia.
s a weak, yet sharp pain especially when i stretch my foot. The pain becomes exponentially pronounced depending on how much i walk/run.
Please see diagram regarding where exactly the pain is.
Thank you.
just got injured while playing basketball, collided into another guy, immediately felt a sharp pain in the sole of my foot, and it's been like that ever since.
There is a pressure point on your foot that can enduce conyractions and things. Learned it in nail tech school. Google it, it should pull up a diagram.
I had surgery performed by a podiatrist to remove the sesamoid bone on the bottom ball area of my left foot. The podiatrist said he removed a nerve during surgery and consequently I have loss of feeling in the ball of my foot going up to my big toe (entire toe) and half of my second toe.
The loss of feeling is partial, and the area of the incision scar is hyper-sensitive.
Bottom line- bad result
I have subsequently changed care to an ortho doctor specializing in the foot.
At the age of 75 how long will it take to regenerate the cells of a broken bone in a foot?
Lol ugh, I mean vaginal walls do open just not until baby comes out. Just look at a diagram of a womans vagina and you'll see. it shouldn't make a noticeable difference during sex.
I have a lump that seems attached to the bone on the top of my foot. (From the diagram I looked up it seems to be on the 2nd cuneiform) it does not move and by that I mean it feels like it is anchored to the bone, it has gotton bigger over the last few days. (No injuries, no trauma).The lump does not hurt but my foot aches and it travels up to my ankle and almost up to my hip.I couldnt sleep last night because of the dull ache and cramps.
I have tried to make an appointment with my Dr.
the instuctions will be on the box they come in and a picture diagram but heres what to do. remove the wrapper obviously and[ best way to do it] is relax, stand either feet apart knees slightly bent, insert the tampon with thumb and forefinger inside your vagina and gently push up until comfortable. then push the bottom part plastic tube applicator inside the top part holding now the ridgy bit in the middle that divide the 2.
Whenever I lift my feet, including when I am walking, they hang down heavily and it feels like the Tibia? (I looked at a picture of ankle/foot anatomy and based on the diagram I assume it is the Tibia) and my feet are disconnected. It sort of feels like a bruising pain. I even have trouble rotating both of my feet. Not because of the pain (even though it does hurt) but it is hard to rotate to the front.
I looked at a diagram of what a vagina should look like versus mine and it was completely different. The clit was in the right spot but I couldn't even see any sign of a urethra, but I thought that was just because it's small. But then just to check while i peed and the pee is coming out of my vagina as it appears.
I got my diagnosis by accident, I never walk into my Docs office without a diagram very similiar to what we have on this site with the pain tracker..
When I showed my handwritten "pain tracker", she was literally dumbfounded.. She left the room and returned with this massive medical book, she showed me a photos (diagram) of a human frame and where the points were that made you a candidate for fm, I had ALL OF THEM..
So, dont give up and research Gout as well..
First, I'm sorry you're stressing, truly, but do try to stay away from Dr. Google in general when you're trying to explain an isolated symptom, but especially for non-specific symptoms like muscle twitches, because it's just human nature to gravitate to the least likely and generally scariest cause for things. And believe me, I loathe even the merest muscle twitch.
About three months after surgery, I began having stange sensations in my left foot. Although my foot is numb, I feel needles/pins, electrical impulses, and feelings of burning in my acheles, left side of foot and little toe. My PA said that when you have surgery in the S-1 area, the nerves are moved in order to get the cage in. I assume that nerves were damaged or cut in my back during surgery. My doctor said it might take a few months for the feeling to come back.
Hello,
From the symptoms it looks like hands, foot and mouth disease. Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) is a human syndrome caused by intestinal viruses of the Picornaviridae family. It is extremely uncommon in adults; however, still a possibility.
Without external examination, diagnosis is tough. So please consult a dermatologist and get yourself properly evaluated.
I hope it helps.
Last night I woke up sweating and my left foot was twitching to the point my whole foot was moving. It went on constantly for 10 minutes. It was not painful. Is this still muscle twitching or is it now jerking??
It seemed like the twitching was all over my foot making the whole foot move rhythmically.
My neuro exams, bloodwork and mris are normal so far.
joint pains,muscle pains,stiffness in joints,weakness in arms and legs,twitching in eyes and foot,sleep problems,pelvic pain,uterine prolapse,mitral valve prolapse,chest pain(feels as though i'm being squeezed)with weakness in arms..Pain is my hip bone,bleeding between periods,heavier periods, urine leakage,constant abdominal pain (right side mostly) pale stools,mucusy, etc etc Easy to sum up PAINNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!
He could have a split in the nail (like when a human breaks a nail down into the quick) and it's very painful for him. He could also have something stuck in the pad that is so small that you can't see it. I had a dog that had a minute piece of glass stuck in his pad and he was 3-legged lame until the vet did actual surgery to remove the glass. I wouldn't give it even a few more days. If he is still tender on it tomorrow I would call the bet by tomorrow afternoon.
and it was diagnosed when I was five. This was the only term I was told until I was 16 and my cardiologist did a diagram for me and explained exactly what it was...he gave me the name but...no offence..doctor's handwriting is like reading a different language. He said the hole was in the left hand side of my heart between the top and bottom chambers. Everything I have read so far has only mentioned holes between left and right chambers. Does my description seem right to you?
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