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Been having ball of foot pain. x ray only shows diffuse sclerosis on sesamoid bones. what could be cause?
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Various causes: In your case could it be improper footwear, problematic or inadequate foot anatomy, type of exercise,etc? A podiatrist is best to evaluate,advise and treat you.
Answered 3/20/2019
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