I hope someone can help me! I had a bunionectomy and osteotomy 9/06 on left foot. Continued to have pain until 12/07 and had surgery to remove the hardware from bunion surgery and had a morton's neuroma removed between 3rd and 4th toes. Still have constant pain along the outside and on top of that foot about 1 inch from base of little toe. I am getting so discouraged so please help if you can. Thanks alot in advance.
she needs to have cooling to her hands and feet during the chemo, stay clear away from any heated material, loose clothes, hot food, tepid showers, go to the Doxil site and read their info on hand and foot syndrome there they give you the answers.
An ultrasound showed the presence of the growth and absence of the MN. So, what does the guy do? He proceeds with cryosurgery for a non-existent MN. Of course, the growth is still there, causing a large amount of pain with every step. And, the guy refuses to let me have the x-rays, which are mine - as I paid for them; and will not give me an itemized statement. He has invited a complaint to be filed with SC.
After partial knee replacement I lost feeling in my foot. i now can move my toe, but still can't feel it. Does movement in my toe mean I am starting to get the feeling back?
I have taken for 3 years metformin for tip 2 diabetis.I have a burning foot for 3 days.What I can do?
I wore a condom, and put my penis inside her vagina for a short intercourse, half way I pulled it out and asked her to give me a foot job on my penis with the same condom still on. Then midway as she was doing it, I grabbed her foot and licked and sucked them as well.
So the condom basically had gone inside the vagina, then her foot had touched the condom right after, then following that I licked and sucked on her foot.
I had surgery about 15 years ago for a prolapsed disc,I completely damaged my sciatic nerve. I have had a drop foot ever since. Does anyone know if there have been any new ideas on how to help this.
For example I cycle alot and have gotten calf cramp twice while riding, both times were when I put my foot down awkwardly on tip toe and the leg just went immediately into cramp with no warning.
Swimming can sometimes bring it on, the free floating feeling seems to be the cause there rather than the movements involved.
Most of the time I get a second or two warning to straighten my leg, but sometimes it just goes right into cramp.
I have suffered for the last 10 years from a sweaty sock body odor. Everywhere I go people make comments about a foot odor. My feet don't smell. I have had all kinds of bloodwork, been to lots of doctors, and nothing seems to connect. I scrub with antibacterial soap, I have used foot odor products, I eat healthy and etc.
The only think I can link it to maybe is Bacterial vaginosis and UTI's.
Being on an antibiotic or a fungal (diflucan, ketoconazole) does not help.
Can anyone relate?
I had a facility tour around 34 weeks when I went for childbirth classes but otherwise never set foot in the building until I was admitted in active labor. It was a great place to be - they were very respectful of my birth plan and of our privacy before and after the birth. Unlike many hospitals we were in the same room from admission until discharge - there weren't separate "delivery rooms" and "postpartum rooms" so we didn't have to move which was nice.
I am so sorry girl u nd ur lil MN will be in my prayers. I'm urself he is looking down on u now! Stay strong! !
My 75 year old father, a chronic Type I diabetic for over 50 years, has his one leg amputated due to foot gangerene. He now has severe pain in the other leg. Short of another amputation, is there any way to reduce his pain in the leg?
When a foot is hot and sweaty, the sock sticks to the foot. The sock and foot then rub against each other and the inside of the shoe causing peeling of feet.
Wear shoes that fit properly and keep feet as dry as possible. Wearing wet shoes, boots and socks will increase your chance of developing peeling . So change socks regularly.
And use foot powder to help keep your feet dry.
I will be relaxing and all of a sudden I get severe, very painful muscle spasms that bend my foot so bad it feels like my foot is going to break right in the arch and my little toe and the toe next to it usually spread out in some kind of spasm spreading out to the side and my other toes turn under. I have no idea what is happening. I have to grab my foot and really force it back to a normal position as well as my toes, which is very painful. Then it will start all over again.
My parents told me that it will go away in like three months but now it has been eight and I am pretty damn sure it has not faded at all!
My physical therapist says that I have 50% loss of function in my left leg and am running the risk of drop foot. Which of course could be from either the cervical or lumbar stenosis. He wants me to give up horseback riding. Is that really necessary?
I have an appt with a neurologist in 3 weeks but would like to go in to her with as much knowledge as possible.
Various anatomic structures including bone, muscle, or fibrous bands may entrap and potentially compress branches of the mandibular nerve (MN). The infratemporal fossa is a common location for MN compression and one of the most difficult regions of the skull to access surgically.
Hi my toe (the third on the left foot) has this really dry hard skin. It is rock hard and kinda dark. I applied a ton of Vaseline and it went away twice. My skin then dried up again and came back. Its starting to spread to my middle toe too now. It’s now rock hard and I don’t know what to do. Is there a cure? Any solutions?
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