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Shock like pain only while walking.

2018-05-28 13:53:23
I hv pain in third phalange of left leg while walking.shock like pain.only while walking .. otherwise absolutely normal.one pressure point in base of leg.near 3 rd phalanges.. pressure on this point cause pain in 3 rd phalange. Since . yesterday only.
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if you are having such sensation since 1day only then you can wait and try tab. pregard NT once daily at night for 2weeks. Do get an Xray foot AP/oblique. if it persists then you may require a NCV study and MRI LS spine to rule out nerve compression.

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