foot pain

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I use dr. scholls and that worked well for me this summer, even in

sandles.

> Hi Ray,

> I use Mephisto shoes and before that I used Birkenstocks. They are not

> pretty or cheap but they are the only ones that don't make my feet more

> painfull.

>

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I do also have foot pain (achilles tendonitis and plantar fascjitis).

I have used a personalized plantar for 1 year, which helped.

Recently I tried an heel support called TULI'S, prescribed by doctor to

my son and i feel even better. The problem is not solved at all, but

pain is reduced.

[Guest guest]

Joe,

There are a variety of peripheral entrapments that can cause these symptoms. What part of the foot is involved, and when does the pain most often occur? (weight bearing, non-weight bearing, activities)

Ted

Ted Forcum, DC, DACBSP, FICC, CSCSACA Sports Council, 2nd Vice PresidentBack In Motion Sports Injuries Clinic, LLC11385 SW Scholls Ferry RoadBeaverton, Oregon 97008

On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 13:02:54 -0700 "Dr. ph Medlin D.C." <deadmed@...> writes:

Hi folks,

30 y/o female that has been treated for low back pain with mild right leg pain with excellent results. Over the course of about a month the leg pain disapeared and just as i was about to discharge her she has been experiencing very painful pain at bottom of the foot. It lasts for 2 seconds and disapears, but is experienced a couple times an hour at least. No other Neuro symptoms present. She does have slightly diminished achilles reflex on that side, but nothing else that would indicate nerve root. No numbness, weakness etc.. It's posible I guess that it has nothing to do with back at all. Something like Tarsal tunnel syndrome or something. She has had disc surgery at L345 (shaving) 8 years ago. Any ideas??

Dr. ph Medlin D.C.Spine Tree Chiropractic1627 NE Alberta St. #6Portland, OR 97211Ph: 503-788-6800c: 503-889-6204

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Hi

folks,

30 y/o

female that has been treated for low back pain with mild right leg pain with

excellent results. Over the course of about a month the leg pain disapeared and

just as i was about to discharge her she has been experiencing very painful

pain at bottom of the foot. It lasts for 2 seconds and disapears, but is

experienced a couple times an hour at least. No other Neuro symptoms present.

She does have slightly diminished achilles reflex on that side, but nothing

else that would indicate nerve root. No numbness, weakness etc.. It's posible I

guess that it has nothing to do with back at all. Something like Tarsal tunnel

syndrome or something. She has had disc surgery at L345 (shaving) 8 years ago.

Any ideas??

Dr.

ph Medlin D.C.

Spine Tree Chiropractic

1627 NE Alberta St. #6

Portland, OR 97211

Ph: 503-788-6800

c: 503-889-6204

[Guest guest]

HELLO I see a few talking about foot pain, me too.... it felt like someone

beat the bottoms of my feet with a bat.... sore and bruised feeling whether I

stood up all day or slept all day.... I was walking all weird due to that and

the other leg pains etc.... since being on meds all year this has

diminished, the other day I had it for a day, I am now weaning off the meds, so

thought it may be related. Seems many of us have the same weird stuff. C in

VT

[Guest guest]

Hi Janet;

Strangely enough, not the foot yet, but one knee or one lebow, one wrist or

one finger....

Let's face it, we have a strange disease.

I hope you find some relief soon.

jan <smokey61080@...> wrote:

Hello has any one had pain in just one foot? On my RT. foot along the

outside I have this pain all the time hurts to touch, walk and even

hurts when resting it I have had 3 xrays been to PT. changed my shoes,

have insoles may for me and still nothing works. If I could get the

foot to quit hurting I would fee some much better. I had RT knee fixed

and Fluid removed and now that does not hurt anymore.

Hope everyone as a great weekend. and stay safe.

Janet IN IL

[Guest guest]

Hi all. Well I was referred to a podiatrist. I am having more difficulty

standing on foot and much swelling around the outside and around the ankle. The

x-rays showed a couple of possibilities for the problem. Am having an MRI next

week, leaning toward diagnosis of tarsal coalition. Has anyone heard of this?

Related to Spondylitis or RA (fusing)? May need injections and orthotics to

start with. Have never had injections for pain areas. What will that be like?

Thanks.........

Stolla <sillyhil@...> wrote:

Good luck to you . The pain in my foot was the worst thing I have felt

in a long time. I also was swollen and could not even touch my foot without

cringing in pain.

[Guest guest]

Hi

Make sure that you are not displaying the initial signs of Reiters (Reactive

Arthritis)

Get some blood work done to see if anything shows up.

For me, foot pain (swollen ankle and painful achilles) was the first stage of

the 2nd major flare up that I have had with Reiters. I couldnt put any pressure

on it all - it was so so painful.

At first I didnt relate it to Reiters as it had been 15 yrs since my last attack

and although I had problems with my ankles during the first flare up nothing

like this.

So initially I thought it was a sports injury as I had been running and doing

sprint work. I went for a bone scan and an MRI all which showed arthritis and

also a floating bone at the back of my achilles (not sure of the medical term

for this).

The ankle specialist wanted to operate however I just wasnt 100% that the ankle

pain was purely an injury.

Within a month my knee started to swell and I had incredibly bad sciatic pain so

then I thought it could be Reiters however my GP and specialist did the tests -

neg for HLAB27 and my ESR was in the normal range they both felt it was oesto

arthritis. I also went to a podiatrist and had orthotics made.

I wish at this point I had gone to a rheumatologist but I didnt so it wasnt

until my other ankle and knee went on strike and my ESR went thru the roof to

120 that my GP reluctantly agreed that I could have been on the right track from

the very beginning !!

Regarding injections I had cortisone injections into my elbows and knees when I

had my first bout of Reiters - it provided much needed pain relief.

Good luck with it all

Regards

-

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SB,

First off, when I read what you did yesterday, I was going to be shocked if you felt good today. It's phenomenal that you were able to do all of that. I wouldn't even try (of course, I might wear 2.5 in. heels or re-arrange my living room for fun - ha!)! I am all too familiar with over-doing it and not realizing until the next day how bad I was.

Secondly, since you stated that you do respond well to foot massage (reflexology), I am wondering if our local acupuncturist might be able to help you. He has an office on 40th and Classen and is a true Traditional Chinese Medicine Man. He lives here in Norman, but has offices in both Norman and OKC. He is listed in the phonebook under "TCM". An initial visit can range from $60-$100, but considering what you've been spending for pain management, it may not hurt...pun honestly not intended. Also, for the low back, I use "Wu Yang Brand" Pain Relieving Medicated Plaster that I purchase from Super Cao Nguyen at 25th and Military (right by the milk bottle on Classen). There is a pharmacy counter at the very front of the store and they generally carry them. A can (like Chinese loose tea leaves come in) is $7.99 (last time I bought one) and it contains a roll of plaster that measures 3.9 X 78.7 inches. I just cut off however much I need and it helps with inflammation and pain tremendously. Since I'm holding the can, I noted that there is a website: www.sosusaco.com. Here is a link directly to the product...

http://www.sosusaco.com/product/productDetail.asp?iProductID=239

Seems I get a better deal locally, but if anyone else is interested, these are wonderful! Definitely worth $10.99. My acupuncturist marks up a box (which contains 10 - 3.9 X 11 plasters), which is also available through this website, to almost $20. Until I knew better, it was worth it.

Dr. Xiaohai Li's phone number is 405.528.8880 and his exact address is 4001 N. Classen, #118. I believe he's in the City on Tuesday and Thursday. Of course, if you find a local reflexologist who's worth a darn, please pass this information along. Adam gets a little tired of rubbing my feet, but if he did it 24/7, I'd still want more!

I hope you feel better very quickly. Pain sucks.

kam

[Guest guest]

that's the thing -- it doesn't seem to me that scrubbing the hot tub

should be a big deal. It definitely should not have taken all day --

but I did take frequent breaks. I even found an old small trash

can to turn upside down and sit on while scrubbing.

I am not looking forward to sanding it. The scrubbing made the wood

not smooth.

>

>

> SB,

>

> First off, when I read what you did yesterday, I was going to be

shocked

> if you felt good today. It's phenomenal that you were able to do

all of

> that. I wouldn't even try (of course, I might wear 2.5 in. heels or

> re-arrange my living room for fun - ha!)! I am all too familiar

with

> over-doing it and not realizing until the next day how bad I was.

>

> Secondly, since you stated that you do respond well to foot massage

> (reflexology), I am wondering if our local acupuncturist might be

able

> to help you. He has an office on 40th and Classen and is a true

> Traditional Chinese Medicine Man. He lives here in Norman, but has

> offices in both Norman and OKC. He is listed in the phonebook under

> " TCM " . An initial visit can range from $60-$100, but considering

what

> you've been spending for pain management, it may not hurt...pun

honestly

> not intended. Also, for the low back, I use " Wu Yang Brand " Pain

> Relieving Medicated Plaster that I purchase from Super Cao Nguyen

at

> 25th and Military (right by the milk bottle on Classen). There is a

> pharmacy counter at the very front of the store and they generally

carry

> them. A can (like Chinese loose tea leaves come in) is $7.99 (last

time

> I bought one) and it contains a roll of plaster that measures 3.9

X 78.7

> inches. I just cut off however much I need and it helps with

> inflammation and pain tremendously. Since I'm holding the can, I

noted

> that there is a website: www.sosusaco.com

<http://www.sosusaco.com> .

> Here is a link directly to the product...

>

> http://www.sosusaco.com/product/productDetail.asp?iProductID=239

> <http://www.sosusaco.com/product/productDetail.asp?iProductID=239>

>

> Seems I get a better deal locally, but if anyone else is

interested,

> these are wonderful! Definitely worth $10.99. My acupuncturist

marks up

> a box (which contains 10 - 3.9 X 11 plasters), which is also

available

> through this website, to almost $20. Until I knew better, it was

worth

> it.

>

> Dr. Xiaohai Li's phone number is 405.528.8880 and his exact

address is

> 4001 N. Classen, #118. I believe he's in the City on Tuesday and

> Thursday. Of course, if you find a local reflexologist who's worth

a

> darn, please pass this information along. Adam gets a little tired

of

> rubbing my feet, but if he did it 24/7, I'd still want more!

>

> I hope you feel better very quickly. Pain sucks.

>

> kam

>

[Guest guest]

There is information in the Test matrix if you type in Foot or feet in the search box. There is also Foot pain & Foot Lesions (helpful for therapy even for the pain issues) in the Disease dictionary, go through each part and look for those which have answers. Add in the word shins (which brings up silicea) which may be of help. I have found wonderful results with the Cranial Sacral therapy in Spinal. Click on Test and treat until each page has the circle gone. Timed Treatments in Spinal do wholistic organ restorer to find out with the bone, nerve and muscle what needs the help. Short sarcodes also has a panel for Ear & Etc which includes Skeleton where you can work on the Tibia, fibula and the Tarsals, Metatarsals and Phylanges of the feet. In the spinal page for bones you will find foot at # 4138 & # 3535 (in fact the lower limb numbers start at 3516 so you can scroll and see if there are any others you want.).

I hope these help you as they have for me.

Yours in Health,

Kathy

Foot pain

Hi all,I am hoping for some suggestions for a client of mine. He has had alot of sports injuries, but specifically we would like to work on his feet. He has shin splints as well as foot pain on the top and bottoms of his feet. The metatarsals have fallen, the tendons on the top of the foot are also painful. I have worked in the clasp in various ways, searching and working on foot pain/foot lesions, as well as muscles and ligaments, nerves and bones in spinal and sarcodes, hips and knees in biofeedback. Also tried doing searches in the main test matrix and running those in the blue info grid. I could not find anything in the matrix specifically related to foot muscles, nerves, etc. (unless I didn't understand the term). These approaches have had limited success.I would welcome any suggestions or ideas.Thanks,Donna

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From: "d_almdal" <dmrclarke@...>Reply-qxci-english To: qxci-english Subject: Foot painDate: Tue, 10 Oct 2006 01:05:20 -0000

Hi all,I am hoping for some suggestions for a client of mine. He has had alot of sports injuries, but specifically we would like to work on his feet. He has shin splints as well as foot pain on the top and bottoms of his feet. The metatarsals have fallen, the tendons on the top of the foot are also painful. I have worked in the clasp in various ways, searching and working on foot pain/foot lesions, as well as muscles and ligaments, nerves and bones in spinal and sarcodes, hips and knees in biofeedback. Also tried doing searches in the main test matrix and running those in the blue info grid. I could not find anything in the matrix specifically related to foot muscles, nerves, etc. (unless I didn't understand the term). These approaches have had limited success.I would welcome any suggestions or ideas.Thanks,Donna

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Dear Donna, I am attaching a file for your use. Best Wishes, Nirvanad_almdal <dmrclarke@...> wrote: Hi,thank you for your reply, I have done timed

therapy/auto pain, as well as injured tissue. I've also at each session worked on the lymph and circulation system. I have not as of yet placed the head band around the feet, but I will try that next. I was surprised that I couldn't find metatarsal or phalange or some of the muscles relating to the feet in the text matrix. Anyway, thank you for your suggestions.Donna

[Guest guest]

and others,

Well, I got a second opinion from a podiatrist and she confirmed

Reiters is the cause of my foot pain now. It started as a minor

plantar fasciitis and has turned into a ragine, hot inflammation. So,

I'm in the wheelchair still because every step worsens the

inflammation. I just started a Medrol Pack yesterday and the foot

feels better already. I start physical therapy Friday. They are

going to put steroid patches on the back areas. Once the inflammation

is gone and I am stretched and in shape properly I can start walking

for brief periods and see how I do and keep walking more and more. I

am hoping to have this mostly licked in two weeks. I had arthritis in

the ball of my foot a few years ago and it put me on disability for 6

months, but once I got rid of it, it never recurred! I have been

having a whole body flare over the last few months--urinary

inflammation and eye inflammation and the feet. The feet are the last

thing to get over it, because they take the most abuse.

, I hope everything calms down for you. My SI joint paint was

the other reason I was on disability for a few months. I had

recurrences for a few years, just for a day or so every now and again

and all of a sudden it stopped. I haven't been plagued with that for

a couple years now. I'll probably have it again at some point, but

I'm enjoying it being gone.

Good luck everyone and have a great day.

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[Guest guest]

Hi

Poor you! But at least you have pinpointed the reason for

your foot pain now. Here's hoping you will improve steadily

as you stay off your feet.

[Guest guest]

Can you detail the your disability application process. I may have to go down

that road.

Thanks!

isabofauna <animalia@...> wrote:

and others,

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[Guest guest]

I get foot pain due to long hours on my feet with work that I do. I have my

chriopractor

adjust my foot. The bones in your foot can misalign just like vertebrae in the

spine and

can be moved back into place. It works very well for me.

Arrow

In oxyplus , le Kayser <healer2001@...> wrote:

>

> Hi everyone;

>

> I have some strange foot pain, for about a year now. Its brought on by

excercising, and

hurts on the side of the foot. The left foot more then the right. Saw a

podiatrist last

week, took xrays, no stress factures. It is getting worse. Bought some arch

support (over

the counter kind) and it seemed to help a little.

>

> Does anyone have any ideas of what this could be and what to do about it?

> much appreciate any input.

> le

>

>

>

>

> le

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi le, I think the suggestion to get a foot adjustment is a good

one.

If that didn't work I would try ImmuCell. Seems like you are already on

that tho. I can't remember.

But I had some major foot pain that was hindering me from walking

normally. I think it was plantar faciitis. It was remarkably painful.

The ImmuCell made it go away, for which I was extremely happy.

Blessings

Donna

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le Kayser wrote:

>

> Hi everyone;

>

> I have some strange foot pain, for about a year now. Its brought on by

> excercising, and hurts on the side of the foot. The left foot more

> then the right. Saw a podiatrist last week, took xrays, no stress

> factures. It is getting worse. Bought some arch support (over the

> counter kind) and it seemed to help a little.

>

> Does anyone have any ideas of what this could be and what to do about it?

> much appreciate any input.

> le

>

> le

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/6/2007 6:01:02 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

healer2001@... writes:

> Hi everyone;

>

> I have some strange foot pain, for about a year now. Its brought on by

> excercising, and hurts on the side of the foot. The left foot more then the

right.

> Saw a podiatrist last week, took xrays, no stress factures. It is getting

> worse. Bought some arch support (over the counter kind) and it seemed to help

a

> little.

>

> Does anyone have any ideas of what this could be and what to do about it?

> much appreciate any input.

> le

>

> le

>

>

>

> Deep or superficial pain, mi Dear?? On the outside or inside of the foot?

Lateral or medial, i.e.

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In a message dated 4/6/2007 6:01:02 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

healer2001@... writes:

> Hi everyone;

>

> I have some strange foot pain, for about a year now. Its brought on by

> excercising, and hurts on the side of the foot. The left foot more then the

right.

> Saw a podiatrist last week, took xrays, no stress factures. It is getting

> worse. Bought some arch support (over the counter kind) and it seemed to help

a

> little.

>

> Does anyone have any ideas of what this could be and what to do about it?

> much appreciate any input.

> le

>

> le

>

>

>

> Doubt the support will help the pain as you describe it,..but if you have

> flat feet ,this is very important..and the store bought ones USUALLY will not

> do the trick!!

>

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[Guest guest]

How can you tell if you have flat feet? The podiatrist said that I had very

flexible feet, almost sounding that if you had fallen arches that they are more

flexible.

le

zounds456@... wrote: In a message dated

4/6/2007 6:01:02 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

healer2001@... writes:

> Hi everyone;

>

> I have some strange foot pain, for about a year now. Its brought on by

> excercising, and hurts on the side of the foot. The left foot more then the

right.

> Saw a podiatrist last week, took xrays, no stress factures. It is getting

> worse. Bought some arch support (over the counter kind) and it seemed to help

a

> little.

>

> Does anyone have any ideas of what this could be and what to do about it?

> much appreciate any input.

> le

>

> le

>

>

>

> Doubt the support will help the pain as you describe it,..but if you have

> flat feet ,this is very important..and the store bought ones USUALLY will not

> do the trick!!

>

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[Guest guest]

That sounds interesting. I never heard of foot alignement, but it makes sense.

Do you need a special chiropractor for that?

le

Arrow <arrowwind09@...> wrote: I get foot

pain due to long hours on my feet with work that I do. I have my chriopractor

adjust my foot. The bones in your foot can misalign just like vertebrae in the

spine and

can be moved back into place. It works very well for me.

Arrow

In oxyplus , le Kayser <healer2001@...> wrote:

>

> Hi everyone;

>

> I have some strange foot pain, for about a year now. Its brought on by

excercising, and

hurts on the side of the foot. The left foot more then the right. Saw a

podiatrist last

week, took xrays, no stress factures. It is getting worse. Bought some arch

support (over

the counter kind) and it seemed to help a little.

>

> Does anyone have any ideas of what this could be and what to do about it?

> much appreciate any input.

> le

>

>

>

>

> le

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love

> (and love to hate): TV's Guilty Pleasures list.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna;

Yes I have ImmuCell, but keep forgetting to take it. Plantar fascitis I think

is an inflammation of a different part of the foot. But then this could be an

inflamation too. Will be dilligent now with the ImmuCell.

thanks

le

Country Girl <ruthful@...> wrote: Hi

le, I think the suggestion to get a foot adjustment is a good

one.

If that didn't work I would try ImmuCell. Seems like you are already on

that tho. I can't remember.

But I had some major foot pain that was hindering me from walking

normally. I think it was plantar faciitis. It was remarkably painful.

The ImmuCell made it go away, for which I was extremely happy.

Blessings

Donna

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Free E Book Download.

le Kayser wrote:

>

> Hi everyone;

>

> I have some strange foot pain, for about a year now. Its brought on by

> excercising, and hurts on the side of the foot. The left foot more

> then the right. Saw a podiatrist last week, took xrays, no stress

> factures. It is getting worse. Bought some arch support (over the

> counter kind) and it seemed to help a little.

>

> Does anyone have any ideas of what this could be and what to do about it?

> much appreciate any input.

> le

>

> le

>

[Guest guest]

I finally broke down and bought a pair of Crocs (they are sooo ugly!) because

I'd read that they were originally designed for athletes to wear after their

games and that they were about the most comfortable shoe you could get - and

cheap. They are . . . . . and I do go to a podiatrist but was going long

before my PA diagnosis. If you get the right one, they can do wonders for you

.. . . . . but not all are equal! The one I went to (now retired) is actually

the guy who designed the orthotics that allowed Sebastian Coe (world class

runner from England) to resume competition after his feet got so bad he could no

longer run. Just worked out of a little office in a suburb of Chicago; but the

first time I went to him, I could barely walk. He taped my foot (what he does

initially with every patient - you keep it taped for two weeks). When I walked

out of his office, I was pain free . . . . literally felt like I'd experienced a

miracle.

Joanna Hoelscher

630-833-7361

[Guest guest]

Hi , My main problem is my feet. They swell up and my toes look

like they will actually pop. Really gross. I can't hardly walk in the

mornings. Before the mxt and remicade, I couldn't walk at all.

Anyway, as far as shoes, crocs are very nice. Also, moccasins feel

pretty good. Because of work and professional dress codes, I can't

always go with the crocs. I have bought some very professional

looking moccasin type shoes. They are like being barefoot, while

wearing a shoe.

Take breaks when you can and put your feet up. I did see a podiatrist

before I was dx'ed with PA. He gave me shots which did make me feel

better, but only for a few days. When my feet get unbearable, I ask

the rheumy for a prednisone taper. I hate to rely on pills-but it

gets me thru the flare, and I can work. Gotta work-ugh!

I hope you feel better soon,

Tammie