See a Podiatrist: Unless we can see them is difficult to know what could be. One possibility is lipoma ( growth of fatty tissue). Other possibility neuroma ( a growth of a nerve). I cannot rule out fluid from congestive heart disease, or other conditions. My suggestion...Go to see a foot specialist (podiatrist).
Answered 1/9/2019
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Ganglion cysts: Gangion cysts are caused by tears in the tendon sheath or joint capsule allowing lubricating fluid to escape and fill up like a balloon. In certain locations they may put pressure on nerves which cause shooting pain and tingling. They can be aspirated however they usually return unless surgically removed.
Answered 12/13/2014
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