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julz67

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Foot Pain - Mortons Neuroma removed but no relief
Posted: 10-02-07 17:56pm

This is kinda following on from a question I asked the doctor on the orthopaedics page, a few months ago.

Since then the pain has got much worse and Im now on Tramadol, paracetamol and Diclofenec Gel to rub in... (only got it yesterday, so not sure it's working yet). I am just so fed up of this pain... Im not sure how much longer I can cope with it, and the best (or worst) thing is, that the doc doesnt know what it is.... I am to have an MRI scan on my back this month, as it is possible that i have wear and tear of a disc in my spine, that is squashing the nerve, and manifesting in my foot, sometimes I just want to cut it off.... Crying
or Very sad Like I said it's got worse, and different footwear also worsen it... the constant symptoms are tingling/numbness in my toes/front part of foot, occassional burning, and a tightness from the ball of my foot right along behind my toes... a new symptom I have is when you squeeze (not that I intentionally squeeze my foot) the foot from just behind the ball of the foot side to side, that is incredibly painful too....

Three years ago, I had surgery to remove a Mortons Neuroma from the same foot, and hoped that would have been the end of pain in that foot, now I have something that is 10 times more painfull, and is never ending! Crying
or Very sad

I would have liked to have asked this to the DOCTOR but cannot figure out how to do it...

When they get the results of the MRI, how will they tell if the problem IS coming from my back (bearing in mind. I've had no back pain), and if it isnt what then? am I going to be in pain forever?? I refuse to give in to the pain, I love horse riding and dog walking, it's more bearable to keep moving on it than it is to stand still on it. But it's at night that I am more aware of it....

Thanks for reading, even if you cant help!
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pip2000

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Joined: 29 Jul 2005
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Location: uk
Foot Pain...
Posted: 10-02-07 18:03pm

i have numbness in the front part of my foot,but mine encluded back pain ,pain in the back of my neck and leg,iv got sciatica,treatable with physio, just a thought but doc would have picked that up i would have thought,hope you find the answer soon good luck x
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julz67

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Joined: 03 Feb 2007
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Location: Scotland

Posted: 10-03-07 03:01am

it was brought on by lying on my left side for 3hrs when i had my total hip replacement... last nov, it started off with pins and needles down the back of my calf, anf foot, but then settled in my foot, and has got gradually worse... i also had an epidural for pain relief, and the guy who put it in, nicked the nerve that went down that leg, they say it's imposible, but i know what i felt!
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julz67

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Joined: 03 Feb 2007
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Location: Scotland

Posted: 10-06-07 03:34am

Who changed the main title? I didnt... I named this post "foot pain" so whoever did change it, could you please change it back, as it is not relevant to the question, thanks

For anyone else reading this, it has NOTHING to do with a Mortons Neuroma!
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seattlesalsa

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Joined: 07 Oct 2007
Posts: 8
Location: Seattle, WA, USA
Foot Pain Relief
Posted: 10-11-07 18:56pm

I have had Morton's neuroma and plantar fascitis. It probably wasn't to your extreme, but I experienced a bit of relief when I rolled my foot across a coke bottle of frozen water. I just put the water in the 20 oz. plastic bottle, froze it, and then took it out for about 20 minutes an evening.
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