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Outer foot pain
I have pain and sprain in the outer foot area (cuboid) of left leg and little toe for more than a year. Pain reduced when I stopped exercising and gave rest for a few months. I started walking a few days ago and the pain started again in the little toe and the fourth toe. There is pain in the cuboid area when i press. No pain in the bottom of the foot. Outer foot pains when I wake up.
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You can get an X ray of the foot with AP and Oblique views to rule out any stress fracture apart from any ligament injury.
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X ray followed by online consultation will help you discuss treatment options
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Dr. Rajinder K Sharma
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43 yrs exp
Chandigarh
You need X-ray some medicines correct posture exercises send photo of your treatment record complete cure
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Dr. Rajesh Gayakwad
Orthopedic surgeon
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
For an accurate diagnosis, a detailed assessment with clinical examination and proper history followed by appropriate investigations is needed.
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Visit nearest orthopedic surgeon or consult me online.
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x ray foot-AP/Oblique views
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