foot stress reaction treatment

Well put zeasorb on and got the same reaction as if I just sprayed Tenactin. She tells me it is not a fungus but a form of eczema. She ruled out athletes foot. Does anyone else have a better solution than what the doctor me to use. I plan to call her office and tell her over the counter IS NOT working. I am 47 and when I was a teenageer I used to have excessive sweating on my hands and had the same tiny blisters and itching and later formed to bigger blisters.

m 24, a former ballet dancer (stopped when I was 16) with a stress fracture in the second metatarsal of my right foot that has not healed after 3 years of treatment and a possible new stress fracture in my left foot from over compensating. Why is it that my feet aren't healing and keep fracturing? I don't do any strenuous exercising like running or jumping.

I was at work and wearing inclosed shoes allday and when i finshed i took off my shoe and noticed that on the bottom of my right foot on the ball of my big toe i had acute pain when i touched it and it was itchy. this pain continued over night and the next day the pain had spread to the ball off the second toe right from big toe and to the surrounding area of the ball of my big toe. there is no outter reaction like a rash but it really hurts and have no idea what it could be help!!

Thanks for your comments, ladies. So far, that seems to be the only reaction I've had with it so far, so fingers crossed this is as bad as it gets. This was only my 2nd treatment of it, though. I'm afraid of the hand/foot syndrome since I had such a reaction to Taxotere. I thought I would probably have the same with Doxil. But these things are all so different, its hard to tell. I do get cold packs on my wrists and ankles before the treatments.

It can be caused directly or indirectly by stress, allergic reactions (hives) heat or sun exposure, bacterial, viral or fungal infections, underlying medical illness or medications. Scaling, blister formation, itching or ulceration may or may not accompany the rash. There are several distinct types of dermatitis such as allergic contact dermatitis, irritant dermatitis, atopic dermatitis, etc.

About a year ago I had intense pain in my left foot. After seeing a podiatrist and having a bone scan it was determined that I had a stress fracture in my cuboid bone. During that time I was in the Army and had already been diagnosed with plantar fascistis, heel spur, bone spur in my ankle, and possible osteoarthritis in my midfoot. The doctor said that I could just wear a boot for 3 weeks and then it would be fine.

It feels like my left foot is vibrating, it just started today. There is no pain, it feels funny. Can you tell me your opinion on the matter.

If it is Pseudomonas Cellulitis what is the treatment? Should I try to keep my foot dry with powders or moist with lotrimin? Is there any permanent effects from having this bacterial infection and about how long after beginning treatment should this clear up? Thank you Jag!

The only way to find out if there is a stress fracture anywhere in the foot, in the metatarsals or any of the cuneiform or cuboid bones is to have an xray. You are doing the right thing in applying cold compresses to the foot. Also rest the foot as much as you can and elevate it.

My daughter has dark (black) scale discolored skin on the bottom of her foot. What could it be?

Hello, I have been reading the various emails submitted by folks with cuboid stess fracture and I certainly do appreciate the sharing of stories. I have been in pain of the left foot for about a month now, but do not remember when I "hurt" it. I finally went to the foot doctor today (7/8/09) and the doctor took Xrays and found nothing. But, he did locate the "pain" and said it may be a cuboid stress fracture.

I am a 36yo female. My left foot started throbbing during the night about 2 weeks ago. The next morning it felt much better but has continued to be sore on and off since. I started examining my foot and noticed that there is a small hard kknot on the bone of my cuboid. This knot does not hurt. Could this be the source of my pain? My foot actually hurts more toward the outside and where the heel starts. The heel itself is not really painful.

I have been told that I have a stress line of the Cuneiform bone of foot. Was put in a walking plaster for two weeks. Still swollen and painful after three weeks. How long do these take to heal? and what further treatment is possibly available?

There may or may not be slight mid-foot swelling present as well. Certain points on the dorsum and the sole of the foot would may be tender to tough. Pain can also be elicited while trying to stretch the foot or move it inwards or outwards. Hope this was useful. Take care!

I am not sure if it is eczema or fungal. I have tried washing it with baking soda, used athlete foot cream and usually keep my hands moisturized using Cetaphil now in order to prevent it from spreading. Please take a look at it and recommend any root cause or treatment. One of my other fingers also had something similar with boils, but its fine now and just a bit harsher skin there. It started about a week ago, and i suspect my gym gloves were the cause.

If the xray is inconclusive, you will have a bone scan or an MRI. If there is a stress fracture, the treatment will be centered around rest until the bone heals.

I have had athlete's foot around the ring and middle toes, on both feet, for 4 days now. I started to treat it with some foot spray two days ago. Also about two days ago, both of my ankles started to feel sore. I did not twist them in any fashion, nor have I done anything strenuous to make them sore (running, etc.) This afternoon, I noticed that not only are both ankles still sore, but the inside of each ankle is now swollen, just below the ankle bone.

0 for years and then upon treatment it came down.its been around 1 for a couple years and now suddenly its 19.4. im supposed to be in remission. anyway my doc prescribed 50mcg of synthroid and it made me feel better then very angry/anxious. synthroid has never done this but i have felt it not on synthroid. taking the synthroid causes it though. i think it is a hyperthyroid feeling. im also worried about the sudden shift. i had a whiplash neck injury. can that cause the change in tsh?

30 that night the back of my left thigh, my left calf, and my left foot began twitching. I could stop it if I tensed my muscles and it was nonstop until sometime Sunday when it would stop for a little while and then happen in spurts. At around 10:30 a.m. the next morning, 11/1/09, the back of my left thigh went numb as well as part of my left heel. It would tingle some, like it fell asleep, and my thigh muscle has been in pain ever since then. Ibuprofen helps the pain.

I used it for the full 7 nights, each night the itching increased. The last night of the treatment, I woke up sweating. I had a fever and body aches. The following day I developed bumps/sores on my hands, around my mouth, & in my throat. (My kid has hand, foot, & mouth disease so I was certain I caught the virus) Coincidentally, I had an outbreak of sores in my outer labial & pubic area. Of course, I immediately scheduled an appt w/ the ob/gyn.

When I wake up, it can feel like there are pins going through my ankle, and turning my foot even slightly is excruciating. But if I massage them for awhile and slowly "start them up" I am ok. (So I don't exactly leap out of bed in the morning!) I usually get up at least once a night due to joint pain/stiffness, but only get the stabs in my ankles. Good luck and keep us posted.

I have experienced itching, peeling, dryness, small blisters, callouses, and redness on my left foot but never on my right foot. I have tried all sorts of creams including ones for athletes foot but I have no idea why it doesn't go away.

Does anyone happen to know if those with MS are more susceptible to stress fractures?

I had a stress fracture across the top of my foot , no injury just couldn't walk , about 2 years ago. It was my right foot BTW LOL. The x-ray didn't show anything until about 3 weeks later when it started to calcify.

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