Lump on foot bone
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I have a question. 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.
Hi, about 6 months ago, i discovered a small, hard , non-movable lump on the bone of my big toe. I am due to have it removed, but have been told different things by people. My doctor told me it was bone, a consultant told me it was fluid, another doctor told me it was a cyst, and the consultant i went to, didnt know what it was.
The stinging would come and go so I took a closer look and felt a hard lump the size of a dime right on the bone of my foot. I don't know if it has been there all along or is something new. IT is bone hard and does not move. I have feet that are boney with bunions so I didn't know if this was just another aspect of that. Any info or personal experiences would be appreciated. Thanks.
I have noticed that I have a hard lump in the arch of my right foot. I only have a little pain during the day but when I lay down to go to bed the pain is so bad that I need to take pain pills. My leg will throb so bad that it keeps me up most of the night. I have no medical insurance untill Dec 2011 so I have been very worried.
Along the outside of the foot seems to be some kind of long, thin lump sticking out, slightly. It's hard to see but you can feel it on that foot but not the other. It's almost like a bone but not. He also told me that it appears to have grown, that it started out a small lump. Again, he denies injuring it and said it's hard to describe, just that there's something not right there.
I suggested he get it checked out and he said maybe he would next week.
Hello, I wrote in a question recently about a hard pea sized lump on top of my foot. I appreciate the answers I received and now I have another one. 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.
They get bigger if I extend my foot, and get smaller if I flex my foot.
It's not fluid,there is no pitting edema, no pain. LAst week I was wearing very high heels, and my feet were extremely fatigued and sore.The following week, I did my normal running 3 miles twice, but added in a spinning class which I haven't done in months. Other than that, nothing different.
No other lumps, no lympadenoapthy, CBC blood work done a week ago for something else, all normal.
ANy thoughts?
Hi, I'm a 29 year old female who found a small lump on the outside of my right foot about an inch under my ankle a few months ago. The lump is about 1 cm in size. The lump is kinda boney, and seems to transilluminate with a flashlight. Following your advice from a previous post, I recently seen a local orthopedic surgeon about it. In my medical records the doctor's diagnosis states:
"No problems with the peroneal tendons seen.
When tumors start inside the skeleton, such as in leg bones, ribs or arm bones, they are called bone tumors. Sometimes benign bone tumors clear up on their own and only require that we watch them carefully, checking your child once or twice a year.
Be careful with the growth of the bone as sometimes it leads to fractures.
Take care!
i have pain on the side of my
I have a bone spur under my achilles tendon. Is there a way to disintegrate the spur without cutting the tendon and grinding down the spur. This is the only alternative I have been given, but I have heard that it is possible to get rid of the bone spur through laser treatment to dissolve the spur. Does the cleveland clinic offer such an alternative?
On going to bed the pain completely shifted away from my leg to the top part of my foot/ big toe and I noticed I had what looked like a small bit of bone sticking out. I got up early in the night and initially it painful putting weight on my foot, however after a few steps the pain decreased. On getting up this morning the lump on my foot has disappeared, however I have some redness stretching from about 1cm below my big toe to just above my ankle.
I've basically been in bed since it happened. My question is can the
I now have a nice lump where I BROKE my foot and it was confirmed by another doctor that the foot was indeed broken.
Thank you for the information. Katrina is taking Josh to a chiropractor who thinks he can make Josh's life easier in time. I sure hope he can because problems like that at his young age is never a good thing.
Are you hypo or hyper thyroid?
You need to see a 
I have a hard Painless lump between my Achilles tendon and ankle bone. I can push it back and forth on both sides of my ankle/foot. I have had it for at least 3 years, but I cannot remember correctly. I forget about it since I have no pain and it does not hinder my movement. I do not even feel that it is there unless I use my fingers. It can be seen from the outside. I have not sprained my ankle in maybe 8-10 years, and that was extremely minor. The lump is about 1.5 inches tall and 1.
Sounds like you're very athletic and will want to be skateboarding in the future, so this should be checked out to determine if you've done muscle/tendon damage, or even have a occult fracture of one of the bones in your feet. Remember, this foot will be with you for the rest of your life, so take good care of it! Have your Mom or some other adult you trust take you to the doctor...Good luck!
The area is right on the top if my left foot in the soft spot by my ankle bone. What happened is at work I tripped and twisted my ankle. It hurt right from the start after I got up. My boss had me go to the doctor and make sure it was not broken. They took x-rays and told me that it was not broke probably sprained.
After about 2 weeks I was noticing that the pain was not going away. I went to see my doctor for a 2 opinion. He referred me to a specialist in feet an orthapedic doctor.
My daughter, 14, has a knot on the outside of her ankle just above the knobby bone and on the top of her foot. She hurt these two areas at separate times while running. She is a softball player and runs track. We had both areas x-rayed and the x-rays did not show a fracture in either area. We have applied ice and heat and also given her anti-inflamatory medicine for 8 weeks. She tried jogging again and it is hurting again and seems to be worse. I have made an appointment with a podiatrist.
yes i,m madison and my mom is 43 and she has this really bad clogged pore
on her foot and its on the the skin but when she walks its like she cant she is about to fall over cause the clogged pore is rubbing on her foot bone and it looks like it hurts bad im kinda worried she is takeing care of it next tueseday with her doctor but i need some ways to make her foot feel a little better
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