Before going on a trip to Australia I purchased a pair of casual shoes that fit in the store. I wore the shoes on the flight and the shoes were really tight the whole week with blisters and all. I thought the shoes were bad I stopped wearing them. Just before throwing them out, I tried them on and they were quite comfortable. Did my feet swell up?
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We're you walking a lot during your trip?  If so, the walking alone explains your foot swelling.  New shoes sometimes aren't as flexible as ones that have been broken in, and if you were wearing these shoes with swelled feet they were likely to cause blistering.
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People who sweat a lot can get really nasty feet.  The worst thing ever is to wear your full shoes (not sandles, but leather shoes, canvas sneakers, hell, even mules) without socks.  Your feet sweat and even a perfectly normal person can get some nasty smelling shoes and consequently feet that way!  Seriously though, you know they know it... and he's all taking his shoes off in public.  How rude...
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My guess would be poor circulation, or fluid. Have you been tested for high blood pressure? If you're hypertensive (have high blood pressure) this could cause swelling. You really need to have the Dr. ckeck you out, and run some blood work. There is also a condition that can happen at any age, without warning that will cause your legs to swell badly, due to fluid staying in them and not being moved throughout the body the way it's supposed to. It kind of like if the fluid in you body is on a train that gets derained in the legs, so it method of transportation is broken. If that's the case, you need to catch it early because it will damage tissue in your legs causing pain, discoloration(that can be permanent), loss of feeling, or use of the leg(s). In any case, this isn't normal and you should see your Dr. as soon as you can. Good luck!
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keep that sucka clean.  With all that activity your shoes are a cesspool of bacteria.  Use neosporin or a bactine spray when ever you can.  Soak that sucka in salt water to clean it and help with swelling.  Then wait...it'll prolly take close to a month for it to heal..maybe longer.
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I have never heard of that. Maybe you should ask a podiatrist or endocrinologist about that. It seems weird to me.
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yes, once I wore 2 different shoes. They were similar in style and one was navy blue the other black, so I guess it could've been worse. But I still was mortified.
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It is a good possibility that you either have bad arches or your shoes might not fit correctly.  I have much experience with my feet, I use to be a track runner and have large feet 13M.  I recommend finding arch supports and/or shoes that are a little loose...not excessive.  It seems that maybe your toes are getting smashed in your shoes.  Please wear the appropriate running shoes...ventilation.
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Could be heel spurs or plantar fasciitis.  Make sure your shoes have enough support and if it doesn't get better see a podiatrist.
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The shoes I like best when my feet hurt are called Earth Shoes, you can buy them at your local Walmart, or maybe shoes that have the right arch length for your feet.  I wear New Balance tennis shoes for walking and my feet don't seem to hurt as bad.  Do you stand on your feet for work?  Try to rub your feet around three times a week and use a lotion, also going out and walking barefoot on sand helps to.  They have Shea Butter lotion for feet and it is awesome, the smell is nice to kind of relaxing.  The only other thing I could tell you is to have someone else rub your feet so that you relax even more.  I hope this helps you some.
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well, i have to wear them too. they were covered by my insurance, i didn't pay a dime.\nthey have lasted so far about 3 months. but they are not worn out yet.\nalso, have you tried the regular inserts? those actually work better for a lot of people.\ndoes he have the problem called, gosh, i can't even spell it, let alone pronounce it..but is his arch flat? if so, you can get him a shot of cortizone & it will fix the pain that he has. \nthe regular inserts are around $15. that would save you a lot of dough.\nmy daughter is 10, and she will probably need a new pair of shoes a couple of times in the upcoming year, but not from growth, but from wear. that's what you need to be concerned about.\nhope i've helped. i hate those podiatrist inserts. to be honest, i quit wearing them 2 months ago once i got the cortizone shot. i am much happier now. you can email me if you need more info.
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Since I'm not the one squeezing them, I can't tell you. You need to get an appointment as QUICKLY as possible. This can be very serious. It might be nothing, but you better be safe than sorry.
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I'm guessing at this one, But does this only happen at certain times of the month? Could be the shoe's you wear. Hope ya get better. I would hate to see a pretty girl with BiG FEET
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It sounds like athletes feet. But no matter what it is go buy a gallon jug of Apple Cider Vinegar it's about $3.00 pour it all in a tub soak your feet for as long as you can sit there everyday till it goes away a day or two should do it . Vinegar cures a lot of things. Don't add water pure vinegar. NO ONE else answered your ? I was only trying to help I did say no matter what you have the vinegar will cure it.ASK YOUR DOCTOR
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I'm not in the freaking third world anymore I wear shoes.  I'm American, not some non shoe wearing God haters.  Where did I put those meds?
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I'll be honest. Theres been a  couple times Ive had to wear used socks if I didnt realize I was out and didnt do laundry. There are worse things in the world than wearing socks 2 days in a row. And I'm sure nothing bad can happen by doing that. Maybe if you constantly did it, and wore 1 pair for like a week but I only do it in emergency situations
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You basically need new shoes because new shoes have molding in them that forms to your foot, and they also have brand new parts on them like the air pockets in mine. Older shoes wear out and the molding is lost as your foot moves around, making them loose, and the padding and tread beneath your foot is worn thin.
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Yes, it's very possible. You could also have dislocated it. Did you injure it at all or do you wear shoes that are too narrow or wear heels? If so, try changing your footwear and take care of your feet;massage, pedicure etc.