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Sharp pain in bottom of feet from standing 5hrs straight at work and i have cerebral palsy what's the cause?
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Foot pain needs eval: Foot pain may be coming from spasticity, or overactivity in the foot muscles. You need to be seen by a neurologist or PMR doc to eval if this is the problem vs some foot pathology such as a plantar fasciitis. Good treatments are available, so,get going!
Answered 1/31/2015
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