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Repeatedly wearing shoes causing nerve pain has left me unable to wear footwear without anxiety, pain for more than 20 minutes. what drugs could help?
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See a podiatrist: Your shoes may be causing bursitis or you may have a Morton's neuroma. A podiatrist can aid in the diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 11/5/2015
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