Why do my feet hurt all the time I can't even stand for any longer then two hours HELP?
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MOST REASONS OF THIS BAD BLOOD CIRCULATION OR VARICOSE CHECK WHIT YOUR DOCTOR
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Sounds like poor circulation.  You might want to ask your doctor.  I think poor circulation in your feet can be a sign a diabetes.
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I have it too and like the others here, mine seems to come and go. I know how painful it can be, but I just tend to "work through it". I'm on my feet all day. Losing weight can be of help if you are overweight. Also try wearing shoes with good support. You might also try insoles or prescription orthotics. There are also stretching exercises you can do as well as wearing a special boot at night that helps to stretch those ligaments. Another alternative is perhaps seeing a clinical massage therapist. Best wishes and happy feet!
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talking therapy is good!!! but i think you have the dreaded death foot syndrome.  your feet may well have to be amputated
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Sounds like plantar fasciitis.  May be related to poor circulation, or poor fitting/supporting footwear.  If you don't smoke or have a problem with GI bleeding or PUD or NSAIDS, or have other co-morbities, you might want to try using ibuprofen for pain.  You might also want to discuss this problem with your primary care doctor.
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Hi, I had the same problem before. Use heel cushions with your shoes. You will have a relief for sure.\nGood luck!
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See your doctor or a podiatrist
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What sort of diagnosis did the doctors give you?  Can you describe the pain, i.e. is it more of a burning?  Have you been to see a neurologist?  Have you been to a physical therapist?\n\nUnsure if you have peripheral neuopathy or arthritis, maybe something else?\n\nRegardless, you may want to find a physical therapist who uses the Anodyne or Revitamed infrared therapy.  Check out their websites as I think they have a list of therapists who use this equipment.  This may help to relieve your symptoms, but you need an explanation for the cause of the pain - I am unsure of what is causing it.\n\nDid the doctors try taping your foot for support?\n\nGood luck!\n\nIn response to your answers:\n\nIf it is plantar fasciitis: this sounds a probable diagnosis.  Physical therapy can help with this.  We can use techniques, such as taping, ultrasound, etc. to help stretch out the area.  Plantar fasciitis can originate in the calf muscle because it is too tight.  You need to stretch out your calf!  Easiest way is by standing on a step and droping your heels off the edge.  I know one orthopedist who recommends holding the stretch for 10 minutes - quite painful to do but it can help.\n\nTry doing the following: fill an old soda bottle with water and freeze it.  Then, for about 10 minutes three times a day, take it out and roll your bare foot on it.  You can do this after the step stretch as it will help to calm down any inflammation.\n\nYou can also try a product called 'The Strassburg Sock' - specifically designed for plantar fasciitis and I have seen it work well with some patients.  Available over the counter and I think they have a website.\n\nAny other questions or comments?
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It depends on whats causing the pain. I've learned from experience that some of these machines cause you to stand in unnatural positions. Causing your alignment to be off balance. You are probably using your ankle in a position that is not right for you. Think about it... when your walking or running you dont stand that wide. Could be the shoes. Make sure u have good support. If you are small framed or shorter typed this positioning could definitely be the case.Sounds like your position on the machine is off so keep repositioning yourself on it and see if it continues. If it does speak to your doctor about it or a foot doctor. Be sure to do stretches before and after.Hope you find a solution.Bye.
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Standing too long on your feet. Walking alot. Ill fitting shoes. Poor circulation. Just some of many reasons. If it persists see a podiatrist.:)
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im not a doctor but somedays i too get some leg pain but i do stand up for around 12 hours a day with hardly any rest.\n\nCould this be attrtibuted to your job?
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Actually the previous answer has some truth. Some people are longer healers. You need to be clear and discuss you pain issues with your Physician. You need to tell you Dr. what you are feeling and be honest in whether or not you properly and completely followed each and every post operative instruction that was given to you. I.E. if you were walking more than you should have at a time earlier than specified, this can cause added pain and healing time.\n\nDid you happen to go to a Podiatric Surgeon. If not perhaps you should look into finding one as they are very skilled and trained in the foot.
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Sometimes if you have too much pressure, like being a little over weight or being on your feet too long.  It will eventually go away if not check with a foot doctor.
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Maybe you are sitting down for too long at a time or you have an uncomfortable chair.  You might want to get up every once in a while to get the blood flowing through your legs and body.    It also might be your posture.  I know what you are talking about though.
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It's most probably shin splints.  From my own experiences, it could be caused by overusing a pair of sneakers, doing too much running on a harder surface when switching from a softer one, or running much harder than I'm used to.  When I got them, the only way to make them go away (as much as I hated it) was to rest my legs for a week or two until the pain was completely gone, and then slowly start up again.
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You need to stay off your foot as much as possible. Keep your foot elavated above your heart and soak in some warm epsom salt as well.
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This is most likely due to plantar fasciitis, which is a fairly common foot problem. The best way to help prevent this is by stretching before you go to bed and before you stand up in the morning. Put a towel around the ball of your foot and push your heal down to stretch the tendons on the bottom of your foot. Do that regularly, twice a day. If that doesn't still doesn't help, you can buy sleeping splints that hold your ankle at a 90 degree angle. Another thing that also tends to help this and most foot problems are proper insoles for your shoes. If you do a lot of running or walking, look into getting a set of superfeet for your running shoes.