sudden hot feeling/flush in my right foot, unsure why? :-)

Question

Is it possible for osteoperosis in feet to cause a hot burning skin feeling?

Answer 1

Neuropathy: Could be a compressed nerve....Knowing where on the foot could help establish which nerve... If this only happened once and went away. I would not be that concerned......If it occurs often you should see a podiatrist.

Answer 2

See a podiatrist: Could be a number of things including, gout, bursitis cellulitis.

Answer 3

Flush: This can be a number of things. See your podiatrist.

Answer 4

No: Over the counter topic medications are safe to use. Prescription oral medication like Griseofulvin are not recommended during pregnancy.

Answer 5

Probably: I would only use a topical. Make sure you look at the label for any warnings about use during pregnancy.

Answer 6

Laser or wait: Oral medications such as terbinafine (lamisil) are very effective, but are not to be used in pregnancy due to risk of birth defects. Laser treatment is safe, effective but usually not covered by insurance. Topical treatment is generally safe, but not very effective.. You can always wait to take oral medication as nail fungus is mostly unsightly, and rarely harmful.

Answer 7

Treatments: Such as oral medication should not be given. Laser treatment should be fine but always check with obgyn.

Answer 8

Depends...: There are safe ways to treat fungal nails while pregnant, just not with oral antifungals. See a podiatrist for details.

Answer 9

Tear of...: First degree sprain - is a tear of only a few fibers of the ligament (in this case, the anterior-tibial fibular ligament) the atfl. It's also known as a "strain" and caused from a rapid inversion injury of the ankle or "rolling" the ankle inside, such as stepping off a curb the wrong way.

Answer 10

Sprained ligaments: Or tendonopathy to the peroneal tendons, or irritation of the sural nerve. Type of pain with aggravating factors can help narrow diagnosis.

Answer 11

Depends: There are too many sources of ankle to pain list here. The treatment and the ability to control it would depend on an accurate diagnosis and workup. See a foot and ankle specialist for the right plan.

Answer 12

Dermatitis: You probably developed a dermatitis, which is a skin rash from excessive moisture to the top of the foot. You may want to try an over the counter cortisone cream. If this does not eradicate the problem, see your podiatrist.

Answer 13

Insect bites: Most likely insect bites keep clean, use antiseptic, don't scratch and watch for infection.

Answer 14

Allergic reaction: It is most likely an allergic reaction to a chemical or the grass itself.

Answer 15

Various answers: This could be due to a broken toe, or a corn on the toe or an ingrown toenail. Please see your local podiatrist for the answer and treatment. This is usuallly a condiition that is easily and quickly treated in the doctors office.

Answer 16

Several things: A corn, injury, bursitis, improper fitting shoe or infection immediately come to mind. See a podiatrist.

Answer 17

Often a corn: On the outside portion of the toe (the corn may not have developed yet so it might be a bursitis ) caused by the shoe rubbing against the toe joint. This is most common reason. There is both conservative and surgical treatments available or this.

Answer 18

Bone spur: It could just be shoe pressure, or you may have a bone spur causing irritation.

Answer 19

Yes: A bad idea. If you really really really had to because you are a professional and you were in the super bowl or something they make turf toe plates which prevent bending in the forefoot and then you could wrap the toe in coban or coflex, but in reality, it is not a good idea.

Answer 20

Refrain from : Any sport or activity which can put stress/force on the fractured toe. Consult with your podiatrist. May depend on which toe, type of fracture and how much healing has occurred. Error on side of caution.

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