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Overweight, Have Acute Feet Pain, Swollen Nerves, Difficulty In Walking. Suggestive Remedy?

I have an acute pain in my feet and the nerves also look swollen. I cannot even walk properly at times. I have been overweight for last 4 years but I never experienced this problem earlier. It has started affecting me since past 5 months. I tried swimming 5 months back but left it after one month. After that I started experiencing this pain.
Fri, 5 Oct 2012
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
Hello,

Thanks for posting your query

Your swollen painful feet might be either due to inflammatory, arthritic ( episode of acute Gouty arthritis) , or a systemic cause

So you need some blood tests like haemogram. TLC, DLC, Serum uric acid and xray if there is any history of injury.

You have to visit a doctor for examination of feet and investigation & treatment plan acc. to that.

Regards.
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Overweight, Have Acute Feet Pain, Swollen Nerves, Difficulty In Walking. Suggestive Remedy?

Hello, Thanks for posting your query Your swollen painful feet might be either due to inflammatory, arthritic ( episode of acute Gouty arthritis) , or a systemic cause So you need some blood tests like haemogram. TLC, DLC, Serum uric acid and xray if there is any history of injury. You have to visit a doctor for examination of feet and investigation & treatment plan acc. to that. Regards.