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I am about to get married and I have a huge foot fetish. My fiancée has not interest in my foot fetish and finds its to be wired. Well I got her pregnant and we are having a lot of complications in our relationship. Becuase of her interest to engage in my foot fetish, I have gone to massage parlors to get feet rubbed all over my body. In a few cases I've recieved handjobs. This one particular night I was the last customer and the girl was tired.

Sometimes tingling in your foot could just be that your foot fell asleep. Walking is good exercise, so keep walking. Take care of your feet--keep them clean, toenails trimmed (but not too short) and free of cuts and blisters--that sort of thing. When you visit the endocronologist discuss your fears and concerns--write them down to remember-keep a journal or something like that, so when you visit the doctor you don't forget.

It triggers another thought. My sister has drop-foot (for over a year) and has no feeling in her foot at all--just like it's dead. She also cannot move it. A day or so after her first Tysabri infusion a few weeks ago, she reported to me that there was some "tingling" going on in her foot. To me that's a great sign! Our thoughts are that perhaps she may regain some use from this foot.

hi there my problem is my feet my left foot hurts when i walk it hurts on the bone leading from my big toe my other foot my right foot also hurts when i walk but it hurts at the top of my foot near my ankle when i twist my foot slightly there is a lump also when i move my right foot round in a circle it also clicks what do you think this is and could it be linked to marfans as it runs in the family

Started out like athletes foot on his left foot then he started getting blisters between toes and on bottom of his foot they are very sore and make sores after they bust. He has some blisters on his hands also. He went to doctor several times they told him it was a fungus. Nothing has done it any good. Now its on both feet and hands. He is a diabetic and he has Sarcoidosis.

My mom is scheduled to have a bunionectomy performed by a podiatrist in a couple of weeks. Her feet have been hurting her badly for 25 years. Recently, an orthopedic surgeon has warned against having a podiatrist perform the surgery. It is obvious that she needs the surgery - but is there an advantage to having an orthopedic surgeon do the operation? I am getting mixed opinions from medical doctors.

0 D that curve with the square markers represents your current vision. You should see well (20/32) from a bit less than a foot to 2.5 feet. The -1.0 D curve with the round markers represents what you could expect from the second eye if the target is -1.0 D. perhaps about 15" to 10 feet. It does not drop off a cliff after that and you should still have 2o/40 at 20 feet and further. That is on the limit of being legal to drive.

Put your feet up and get a foot massage!

theres allot you CAN do,but that may not say much about what may be done. first dont wear stupid shoes! second, work on your posture. and yes, i'd think the mattress should be closer to the harder side. now tell me, if you look at your feet(yes your feet!

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I looked this up and found a couple of things it could be. Athletes foot or you are on your feet to much and need to rest them and soak them. Hope this helps. Maybe mention this to your doc.

There can be neurologic and non-neurologic causes of hand and foot pain. Some causes of pain in the hands and feet are not neurologic. For example, arthritis often acts up with excessive activity and cause become transiently more painful than usual. Certain viral infections can cause pain in several joints at once; this is usually transient and resolves once the viral illness resolves.

A nice foot soak or foot rub helps, I'm on my feet a lot at my job as well and my feet ache so when I come home my husband will rub my feet for me and I'll put them in a foot soak solution

Have you had x-rays of your feet? Foot pain can have many causes. I have hammer toes on both feet and bones that are pushing together and inflaming nerves. In my case it's because of RA, but my podiatrist said he sees patients with similar symptoms that are caused by things like obesity and, yes, bad shoes. He created custom molds for my feet so I'll have inserts in my shoes to relieve the pain.

I am 14 years old and am a guy. I have a foot fetish. I used to massage my cousins feet when we were younger. she is 19 now and I really wanna massage her feet again Mabey possibly even lick and suck her feet I just don't know how to tell her??

t know for sure that it is the same thing but what I did was gently start stretching the feet which in turn stretches the tendon on bottom of the foot that then runs up the leg. Step up a step with both feet and stretch one foot at a time (with your shoes on) Bring one foot back on the step to about the middle your foot gentlly lean the foot back or bring the heel down a tad until you barely feel a slight slight stretch.

I just came back from a week in Maui and I have had so much trouble with my feet --- they have blisters all over the bottom of the whole foot, between toes and everything. They are so so painful.

I can now move my feet up and down. This has been slowly improving for many months since I lost all movement in the beginning of July. The up movement is better than down since they are in a more down position than normal, but it is a very jerky/shaky movement and doesn't happen instantly, I have to think about it, and sometimes my toes jerk instead of my feet moving. I've notived that if I don't think about it and my foot is itchy and it moves involuntary the movement is smooth vs.

I'm 16 and for 2 years I have worn the same orthotics because I have flat feet. When I walk my feet roll in and they point out really bad. Last Monday I didn't wear my orthotics because I wore sandals. I can usually go a day without them but by 2 right foot hurt really bad. So I put in my orthotics because that has always helped before but this time it didn't. It is hurting worse now. The pain is on the bottom of my foot right in my arch.

Hi, 11 years ago I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, but my symptoms keep evolving and keep coming! I just found in my records that my neurologist wants to rule out MS vs Lupus vs just problems caused by fibromyalgia. I have a + ANA, speckled, High sediment rate high C-reactive protein. I go see my neurologist for follow up next month so I’m making a list of points to keep in mind when investigating. This is my list. * Had food in my mouth but couldn’t make myself swallow.

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