Foot anatomy instep
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I continue to have swelling in the instep of my foot, which gets much worse causing knotty swelling around the instep, ankle and up my leg. The pain in pretty disabling. The wound on my leg is very slowly healing but the rash is very persistent. It is similar to large hives. However, I have ruled out an allergic reaction. It is extremely itchy and painful. What else can I do?
You may have an accessory navicular, which is an extra bone growth on the tarsal navicular, the bone in the arch of your foot. This can be accompanied by an abnormal attachment of the posterior tibial tendon (PTT) and can cause the sort of pain you are describing. Occasionally, the accessory navicular is injured and separated from the "true" navicular. If this does not heal correctly, it can also be a chronic source of instep pain.
s feet got a really dry thick hard patch of skin on ball of her foot and then it started to peel terribly and crack in between toes and down her instep. Her other foot has a little bit of peeling skin as well, the skin is hard, not soft. Now today I noticed the inside of one of her wrists has dry cracked and peeling skin. I took her to a dr. and he said it was nothing, just moisturize. But now it seems to be getting worse, help!
Do you have any instep problems?? My foot rolls out when I walk and this was giving me problems in my knee when I walked. I went to a 'propper' athletics shoe store and actually spoke to someone who knew the ins and outs of all the shoes. They fited me with a pair of joggers that counteracted my rolling out and I immediatly noticed the difference in my knee while walking.
i have a rash on the bottem of my foot that itches at night after i go to bed.it does.t usually bother me during the day.
i have tried all kinds of creams and they relive the itch for a short time and then it returns.there are small red rash under the skin.they don.t make blisters and the foot doc said it was.t atheletes feet so i.m wondering what it could be. it keeps me awake and keeps my husband awake some time.
But the baby had the legs and feet curled up in between so it could have been the leg or foot bone. I honestly think it looked like a foot bone. I looked up pics of the girl anatomy and none of the pics I seen looked anything like what she showed us. Idk she's the tech I guess but now I gotta wait and see if my doctor will want to take out the ultrasound machine at my next appointment and see if she can get our little love to open his/her legs.
I am not diabetic and,as stated, have been through extensive testing with no known cause even though I subsequently found that my brother and sister also have foot neuropathies. My sensory impairments consist of a feeling of adhesive tape being wound tightly around my foot at the instep with some numbness of the balls of my feet and some toes. I have intact superficial sensation.
I had a tiny (1 mm) light brown spot removed from the bottom of my foot near the instep, in May (of this year), about 4 months ago. My dermatologist said it was nothing but since he knows I have anxiety about skin cancer and would worry about it, he scraped it off. He did not biopsy it or take a wide margin, basically he scraped it off and threw it away and said to put it out of my mind.
Now it looks like it is coming back!
ve had unsuccessful foot surgery Dec 2011 - both feet. Had bunion and neuroma surgery and now can hardly work. Bunions are ok but bottoms of feet really bad. Don't want to make mistake of going to same doctor. Have you found anyone to fix your feet?
I still feel like a motorcycle drove ove my quad on the rt leg and I am also experiencing pain in my shins and instep all on the ritght outside of the leg. I have not felt pain like this since I ran cross country umpteen year ago. What the heck is going on ..... I am only experiencing minimal pain in my kee but the rest of my leg is in much worse shape then is was before the surgery. The physical therapist says my range of motion is great. Strength is good.
I am 23 years old and have asked in my age group to talk with someone else whos baby has been diagnosed with club foot, but no luck. Just wondering if anyone here is going through what I am?
weeks They check the spine, heart, kidney, bladder, take measurement of babys size such as skull and I think they do crown to heel measurements rather than crown to rump. Also check foot for Club foot and measure femur bone. They do do a lot of checking but dont worry its precautionary for the most part. Theu do watch the heart beat and examine of course to make sure all os developing correctly. Its actually neat to see the babys spine and heart etc. good luck!
I just had a serious adverse reaction to Crestor, which I recently started taking and the bruises started again, for the first time on the instep of my foot, which is taking longer to resolve. I was recently identified as having a high iron level and slightly elevated red blood cell count. I am worried that I will wind up with a lung aneurism, heart attack or stroke at some point if the vessel that decides to pop is located in my lung, brain or heart.
I am now having issues with part of the bottom of my foot, including the ball of my foot and all my toes except the last three. When I move my foot, it feels like it has been asleep with the tingling, like pins and needles, and I cant go without shoes on that foot, I cant wear sandals, and when I do try to go without shoes on, the heal of my foot feels like the bone is going thru my foot. When I relax of an evening, my foot has like muscle spasms.
We have an InStep jogging stroller, and I don't like it! The front wheel jiggles unless I lock it in place for jogging. We have a brick on the front of the stroller for some counter weight! It's an awesome look!
If I quit smoking will my oxygen levels return to normal?. I had the lung function test done, it appears to be okay. I exercise daily 3 miles on a treadmill. I do not want anymore tests, I think this would be a goal if I can return my oxygen levels to normal without anymore testing.
I had an intial injury to my right foot in April 2010. The injury was sudden and not the product of a determined source (i.e. impact, rolling, twisting). The lateral side of my foot near the 5th metatarsophalangeal joint swelled and bruised immediately. I was unable to seek medical treatment at that time so I rested my foot for 2-3 weeks and the pain dissipated and I was able to return to my usual routine.
My right foot is just the opposite. It feels sort of cool to me, but on touch it is like ice. Mine is a better way to be because it is not uncomfortable as long as the foot doesn't touch another part of me. My toes are always purple and the foot swells. My neuro - hwom I respect - says this is all part of the autonomic nervous system involvement. Those nerves run down the spinal cord right next to the motor nerves. My right leg is the one that is weak and spastic.
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