Foot pain from flip flops
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The only kind of flip flops I found that actually feel comfortable and doesn't leave my feet in pain would be Nike Celso Womens flip flop. They are flip flops but its not flat, so it won't hurt your foot. Seems like the only thing I can wear and not be in pain about now lol.
I live in well made flip-flops due to my bunions and foot pain. No, flip-flops are never recommended by podiatrists. It's true flip-flops are never truly well made. :0) I'm well aware of those facts - but it's the only time my little piggys are fairly pain free.
Have you had an x-ray? I assume you have no swelling or redness?
If your pain continues your best source is a good podiatrist. Good luck and please let us know how you are doing.
If you feel them they are luke warm,the hot burning is coming from the inside,not on the outside,they arent swelling none,but feel puffy. My shoes are fitting fine,being flip flops,have wore them for many many months,being in Az it is hot outside,other than that I go barefooted.
I do take meds for high blood pressure,reg pressure for me is about 150/110,with new meds its now 130/85.
To get any comfort I have to wash them in ice water,then its back about 30 min later.
Low B12 can cause some tingling sensations. It's possible the low D could be causing the bone pain. I too have the same foot pain you described and don't know what might be causing it. I have lupus and think it flares up severely when I have a lupus flare. My dr. thinks it's platars fisitis. But that usually comes w/ heel pain. Mine is in the arch of the foot and where the toes meet the ball of my foot.
Did you dr. have any explaination on why your D was low?
Hello~First, I think you need a good, supportive pair of walking shoes, walking in flip-flops certainly won't give you lower back any support. Second, I think seeing a chiropractor will help. You probably have some pinched nerves and misaligned vertebrae in the lower back and hip and that is also contributing to the pain. Chiropractors are trained to find areas that can be causing issues, especially in the back region and hips.
Flip flops .....
Blisters usually come from a fold in the sock, rubbing in an irregular way on the foot. Or a place where the sock has a hole, or where the leather of the boot is rubbing harder than other parts of the foot. What about the fit of his shoes? How good quality are they? And his socks? He would actually be less likely to get blisters if he went around in flip flops or barefoot.
neuropathy pain can be caused from vit b deficiency, alcohol consumption, drugs/medications, or nerve compression.
the small red spots may be contact dermatitis: you may be allergic to rubber (flip flops),
try an over the counter cortisone cream on a small area. if it doesn't make it worsen, apply to the area twice daily.
No way for anyone on here to tell you what's wrong -- no orthopedists on here. If you truly are saying that your foot feels numb, I'd probably go see your doctor, though. Numbness isn't the same as tight calves. That's a circulation blockage or nerve problem. Not sure that's what you're actually saying, though.
There's an article out saying flip flops are a big problem
http://on9news.
I was walking in a CVS parking lot and my toe felt like it got poked by something. I had on flip flops. Looked around and didn't see anything but maybe a stick and a tiny piece of glass. Went home and before I went to bed banged that same foot on my daughters stool. Now there is a bruise on the bottom of the same foot and it hurts to walk. What are the chances I got poked by a needle? What are my risks?
Don't cover. I would recommend wearing pair of flip flops or something open around the toes while at home and out if you can.
May I ask how old your daughter is? Also is she overweight? Hows long has this been going on? Does she have an allergies? Is she on any medications? Is she pregnant? (I see your age is 16, so I am assuming the answer would be no).
If you are unsure whether the Doctor was thorough or not, perhaps you could get a second opinion.
Flip flops are not the best support for feet and one needs to be careful about catching them on something.
They itched at first but not anymore. There is a clear fluid in them. Each toe had a large blister about the size of a pea, with a couple of smaller ones. I've had them about 2 weeks. The blisters on the right toe broke and are healing, the left toe is still blistered. I have only worn flip flops for the past 6 weeks so it isn't from shoes. I went to the Dr. who told me it was not staph, or athletes foot. She didn't take any samples.
I was wearing flip flops and as I stood there I was to my suprise standing on top of a syringe with a needle attached. A day after I suddenly started to worry about HIV. I did not at the time feel a needle poke, but how likely is it to be transmitted by HIV if the needle stuck me in the foot? Is it possible to transmit HIV by accidentially beeing stuck by a needle laying somewhere out in the environment ?
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