Xrays?: Have you had xrays of the right foot? Have you been in to see a podiatrist yet? Do the pain killers help, if they don't, then you really need to be evaluated by a specialist.
Answered 10/1/2015
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Need a diagnosis: Much like when you take your car in for service, prior to providing treatment, it is imperative to first come up with a proper diagnosis. Pain and swelling are usually indicative of a problem. An orthopaedic foot and ankle specialist (www.Aofas.Org) should be able to help you obtain a diagnosis and provide a treatment plan. Ask your primary care doctor for a referral.
Answered 5/20/2015
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Uncommon Diagnosis: I am assuming by your question that you have seen some doctors and at least had an x-ray. If you had an injury to your foot and they can't find an obvious fracture or sprain, you may have a lisfranc's fracture or subluxation. They are often missed if the doc is not used to looking for it. More info is needed to give you more help.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Swollen foot: If you have a swollen foot, make sure you take x-rays to rule out a fracture. Apply rice therapy immediately. Ice can help to reduce the edema. See a podiatrist.
Answered 3/3/2015
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I think it : Would be prudent to know what the problem is - did they give you a diagnosis? Do you have a fracture? A sprain? A tendonitis? Pain usually comes from a problem....If you identify the problem we can offer other treatment possibilites.
Answered 3/3/2015
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