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A warm feeling on my foot on my left side that comes and goes when i have shoes on?
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Foot: Probably need to look at some different shoes. Although you did not specify which side of the foot a common reason for foot pain is the foot rubbing at either the great toe or the fifth metatarsal. Often the problem is secondary to shoes too tight in the toe.
Answered 9/2/2019
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