Question 1

i have numbing, stinging pain bottom  of feet, and joints.  what can i take for pain? i have parkinson's(early). have parkinson's.  lately burning, stinging pain feet.  swollen feet.  pain is driving me crazy.  what can i take for pain? some numbness.

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Burning : Burning and stinging pain and swelling is usually not related to parkinson's disease.  These problems may indicate an autonomic neuropathy, among other neurological and non-neurological diagnoses.  It is usually a good idea to determine the cause and diagnosis of problems before deciding on curative or noncurative, symptomatic treatment.

Question 2

swollen feet is fluid the cause.?

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Fluid: Retention can be the cause.

Question 3

i ahve black swollen feet, what do i do?

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Go to ER: Sounds like a serious problem that may be related to circulation or infection.  You need immediate evaluation and treatment.  I recommend you go to the emergency room or your pcp if can get in immediately.

Question 4

please answer! what would cause swollen feet?

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Swollen feet: Feet can swell from venous or lymphatic outflow obstruction from the legs, from excess fluid in the body, from weak veins with poor flow out from the legs, from too little protein in the blood, from high right heart pressure producing fluid outflow in the legs and other things...

Question 5

feet swelling swollen feet?

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Many causes: Many causes of foot swelling. Without knowing your medical history it is impossible to say what's going on in your case. If it persists get it checked out.

Question 6

swollen feet, due to sunburn?

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Possible: Try taking an antiinflammatory and keeping the feet elevated when possible. Aloe on the skin is a good idea as well.

Question 7

cause of swollen feet and face?

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Fluid retension: Edema has alot of known causes.  Some simple like to much salt intake with your diet, hormonal and in the most severe cases medical conditions such as kidney, heart , liver and varicose veins.

Question 8

what causes swollen feet and ankles?

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Many things: Most common are hypertension and venous valve insufficiency

Question 9

will dehydration cause swollen feet?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely: Swelling is usually associated with excess fluid. Dehydration is not a cause of swelling in the feet. Malnutrition though may cause swelling.

Question 10

swollen feet & ankles whay dors it cm from?

Accepted Answer

Edema: Swelling of your feet and ankles are likely due to excess fluid trapped in your tissues, called edema. It has many potential causes, including medications (calcium channel blockers, etc), venous  insufficiency, arthritis, heart failure, liver disease or kidney disease. It would be a good idea to see a doctor for evaluation.

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I have numbing, stinging pain bottom of feet, and joints. what can i take for pain? i have parkinson's(early). have parkinson's. lately burning, stinging pain feet. swollen feet. pain is driving me crazy. what can i take for pain? some numbness.

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Swollen feet is fluid the cause.?

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I ahve black swollen feet, what do i do?

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