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Sudden pain in left foot while walking
Sudden pain in left foot near fingers while walking. There is not pain when touching but when I walk i feel pain and i cannot walk properly. It starts suddenly and I apply reliSpray.
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Tab cipzox 1-0-1----5days after
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Tab pan-D 20 1-0-1----5days before food.
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It's look like vascular diseases.. But need some more details
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Dr. Garima Katewa
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Ayurvedic Endocrinologist & Internal Medicine Specialist
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Any history of trauma? Any swelling or redness in the fingers . Elaborate the condition and any other health condition if any
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Consult if pain persist
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These are usually neurogenic and muscular pain, very difficult to cure
In long term may lead to tendinitis of the affected area kindly consult with the full history for correct diagnosis and management
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