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Pain in the feet..from mid to heel
Pain in the feet from mid to heel...i.e. the arch
.. burning sensation ... please help..is it bcz of uric acid ..??
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No not uric acid. Needs clinical examination.
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May be
But rule out PF
And spur
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Dr. Darshan N Sonawane
Orthopedist
18 yrs exp
Pune
There are various causes of such pain.
Needs clinical examination and other investigations including xray and lab tests (depending on clinical findings).
Next Steps
please consult an orthopedic surgeon
Health Tips
use soft foot wear.
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Dr. D. Shrinivas
Orthopedist
22 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello Practo User,
Your problem is unlikely to be related to uric acid.
Firstly,change your footwear.
Wear soft rubber chappals both indoor and outdoors.
Avoid standing for long time and avoid climbing stairs.
Next Steps
If still pain persists, you can consult online with me.
Health Tips
Don't buy so called DOCTOR'S Footwear and waste your money...just buy simple rubber slippers.
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