Lump on bottom of foot
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Please HELP US! My son has these lumps on the bottom of his foot. These lump are hollow, nothing inside of them. They are more like bubbles but they are in a cluster. He had 2 clusters of about 4-6 bubbles in each cluster 2 weeks ago but now he has about 15 bubbles in one cluster, 7-9 bubbles in another cluster, and now the thrid cluster he recently got has about 4 bubbles in it. This is spreading and it's painful! Think of grapes..hollow grapes and thats what it's like!
Hello, I wrote in a question recently about a hard pea sized lump on top of my foot. I appreciate the answers I received and now I have another one. The lump is hard like bone and is not painful. It is located on the outside edge between my little toe and ankle. It may have been there awhile and I have just noticed it or it could be a new occurance. I went to my family physician today and he ordered an x-ray. The lump also does not move. The x-ray did not show anything.
Yesterday, the pain got worse when I was in the shower so I looked again, this time there were 3 separate, red patches on the right side of my toe by the nail, on the bottom of the toe, and on the left side. Two of them look like they almost have a center, and the areas are hard to the touch. I also noticed that there was a lump at the painful spot in my heel, about dime sized and located on the back outside bottom of my left heel.
The second came in a few hours later on the bottom of the heel of my left foot.
I have quite a few of those as well. About 5 or 6 on each foot, and they're all in the same vicinity, on the callouses of the balls of my feet and big toe. They're extremely uncomfortable, not exactly painful, but they do hurt, especially when direct pressure is applied. Definitely not something I'd want to attack with clippers... It's not a wart or pimple. Doesn't match any pictures I've looked up for typical foot warts and the like.
My 20 month old has "blisters" on the bottom of both of her feet and on her toes. I thought they were due to ill fitting shoes (could still possibly be) due to her baby toes are positioned weirdly and we have to be careful about the shoes she wears. Well, I decided to open one of the blisters, because I thought there was a splinter inside of it. To my surprise, there was no fluid that leaked, but rather "folded" skin inside of the "blister".
Another way to describe it is that it feels like I have very severe bruising on the tops of my feet. (There is a very small bit of bruising on the lump on my right foot) but the pain and lump is on both feet.
The weird thing is that noone can tell how excruciating the pain is as I can't really limp - bc it's both of my feet, it looks like I am walking normally... until I stumble or something. The pain is sooooo so bad. Im seriously about to break emotionally from this pain.
Recently I found a hard lump, about the size a grain of rice, or maybe a bit larger at the bottom of my left testicle. Its hard to get a hold of and seams to move out of the way if I try to grab the sides of it. If I palpate the testicle it is surely there on my testicle and feels 'out of place' like it should not be there. Anyone else have this going on? Should I keep an eye on it and see if it goes away on its own?
I'm 32 years old, always healthy and never have health problems. 4 days ago I woke up and my palms itched. They itched off and on (more on) throughout the day, and eventually my feet and knees started itching too. The next day my arms, elbows, legs, hairline around my neck, neck, ears, inside my ears, stomach and chest started to itch too. Today is the fourth day of the itching, but now I have a big lump on the bottom of my foot.
If there is a lump on the bottom of your foot this could be a condition called plantar fibroma. This is very often related to trauma.
Either way, you should be evaluated by a podiatrist for further examination and treatment.
I hope this has been helpful for you.
Bryant Tarr DPM
www.westfordpodiatry.com
www.sudburypodiatry.
Plantar fibromas are firm, nodular masses which occur as a single mass or in clusters on the arches of the foot. Wear shoes that fit properly and keep feet as dry as possible. Wearing wet shoes, boots and socks will increase your chance of developing blisters. So change socks regularly.
And use foot powder to help keep your feet dry. If the blisters still persist then please get it evaluated from a dermatologist/podiatrist.
I sincerely hope it helps.
m 31 and have been having a hot sensation on the bottom/inside area right where the arch of my foot is on both feet (usually the right). These have happened about 30 times daily for the last three or four days. Not painful and not warm to touch. There are no other side effects when this happens. This is particularly noticeable because normally, my feet are quite cool. I take a few vitamin supplements...calcium, ferrous sulphate, prenatal vitamins.
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