I keep getting stabbing pains in my feet - what can cause that ?
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You may have gout. Have your blood tested for uric acid level. If the lab says its high, then you go to see a doctor for prescription.
Having sore feet
The razor-backed floor louse.
When dirty bilge-rats ask questions that tire me poor brain I always prod their plates o' meat wi' me cutlass. So stop annoying me you landlubber!
go to your doctor it could be a circulation problem esp if you smoke or if you have diabetes could be that
A drawing pin is stuck to your foot
a knife
Maybe you have a trapped nerve. Visit your doctor to be on the safe side.
Do you live with a psycho dwarf?
I think it time you sought the advice of your GP.
Each foot has 26 bones and many, many muscles, ligaments, tendons, and nerves. The foot is the most complex musculoskeletal structure in the body!
Since you don't mention your age, health problems, medications, activity level, how long you've been hurting, what makes it worse, what makes it better, whether it began after a specific activity, what type of shoes you wear, how much walking you do.. it is impossible to help you with this problem on YouQA.com .
If you've been having stabbing pains for more than two weeks, you may benefit from an evaluation by a physician. Your physician will be asking all of the above questions, and more!
If this picture http://www.physioworks.com.au/images/pla... describes where your stabbing pains are, you may have plantar fasciitis. This condition can cause stabbing pains.
Sorry without much more detail, your age, medication history and medical history the question is unanswerable.
Gee like always, it seems Dr. Frank is right again!
There are too many possible answers to that question. WIthout more information we can not even recommend the proper steps to find out.
Please provide more info, or better still, see your GP, be sure to take a list of all your drugs and previous diagnoses with you. Also be ready to give a history of the foot pain.
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