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Pain continue in feets
I was diagnosed with Typhoid last month, and just after treatment, there was extreme pain started in my feets.
I did consulted with orthopedist, and diagnosed with high uric acid 8.5 and that was reason behind feet pain. From last one moth was on medication for lowering uric acid and pain killer and calcium and iron tablets and also 5 b12 injection.
Now, after a month, uric acid down to 2.4 level , but pain is still persist in both the feets. Is it normal and takes time to go, or should I consult Orthopedist again? Please help.
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Dr. Vijay Kumar Loya
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Your cause for burning feet may not be raised uric acid levels
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