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Heel pain and swelling in ankle
Earlier uric acid was high pain in the hill region while some swelling near the angle reports attached what made with the problem glucose fasting is 102 glucose PP is 146 falls in prediabetic range
In urine routine Pus cells shoe 3-4 WBC Hpf
Pls tell what to do
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It iscomplete curable needs specific medicines and specific diet plan
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For pain in heel go for antibiotics and Painkiller and for Diabetic i think you should go urine dip test and culture
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Please get Urine culture done.
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Take diet with low urates.
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Stay hydrated.
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