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Foot Pain

Foot pain is a common complaint that can arise from a variety of causes, affecting the muscles, ligaments, tendons, bones, or nerves in the foot. Conditions that may lead to foot pain include injuries, inflammation, structural abnormalities, or underlying health issues such as arthritis or neuropathy. The pain can range from mild discomfort to severe and debilitating, significantly impacting mobility and daily activities.

What are the signs of

Foot Pain

Localized pain: Sharp or aching pain in specific areas of the foot, such as the heel, arch, or toes.
Swelling: Inflammation and swelling around the affected area, which may intensify with activity.
Redness or warmth: Discoloration or an increased temperature in the painful area, indicating inflammation or infection.
Limited mobility: Difficulty putting weight on the foot or moving it normally.
Tenderness: Increased sensitivity when touching or pressing on the painful area.
Stiffness: A feeling of tightness or rigidity, especially after periods of rest.
Changes in gait: Altered walking patterns to compensate for pain, which may lead to discomfort in other parts of the body.

Foot Pain

Foot Pain

What are the signs of

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