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Painful Lumps In The Soles Turning Into Scars. High ESR Levels. Dizziness And Black Outs. What Is Causing This?

I have had painful lumps on my soles (both feet), some of which have developed into burl like scars and later dried up. Sometimes, I still feel the pain while walking and these lumps appear for sometime and disappears the next minute. My ESR within the last one 3 weeks have increased from 77 to 87 and now it is about 114. I have lost about 7kg within this period. Three days ago, I felt dizzy and had a black out, I learnt from my wife afterwards that I slumped. What could be the cause of this? What ailment am I likely suffering from?
Fri, 21 Jun 2013
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hi.. you have lesions in the sole which are turning into scars.. i can think of two possibility.. if you are a barefoot walker.. it could be a walkers itch. if not it could be a psoriasis.. see your dermatologist in any case... all the very best..
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Painful Lumps In The Soles Turning Into Scars. High ESR Levels. Dizziness And Black Outs. What Is Causing This?

hi.. you have lesions in the sole which are turning into scars.. i can think of two possibility.. if you are a barefoot walker.. it could be a walkers itch. if not it could be a psoriasis.. see your dermatologist in any case... all the very best..