Pain under the 2ndâ3rd toe joints with spread to the top of the foot, calf, and knee suggests possibilities like metatarsalgia, stress fracture, Mortonâs neuroma, tendon inflammation, or nerve-related pain, especially since painkillers arenât helping. The hot/burning sensation in both feet also raises concern for nerve involvement or circulation issues, which needs medical evaluation. An orthopedic doctor can examine you and may advise X-ray, foot MRI, or nerve tests before treatment. Physiotherapy should be started only after a clear diagnosis, otherwise it can worsen the problem.
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