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Sharp Feeling In Foot, Dark Spot, Blood Blister, Bump, Sharp Pain On Touching. Treatment?

Almost a month ago I was walking around outside barefoot. I felt a sharp feeling in my foot, but believed it was just a rock, I looked at my foot and nothing was in it, and no blood. It started turning into a bump, and now there is a dark spot there that resembles a blood blister , still with a bump slightly larger then a pea. When I even touch it, or step on it wrong I have a sharp pain in it. What could it be?
Mon, 10 Sep 2012
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You have not mentioned your age.Pl rule out whether you are diabetic or not by checking your blood sugar Fasting and Two hours after lunch.Blisters are common in diabetic indisuals.Get proper dressing done and start taking some antibiotic after consulting your family physician.
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Sharp Feeling In Foot, Dark Spot, Blood Blister, Bump, Sharp Pain On Touching. Treatment?

You have not mentioned your age.Pl rule out whether you are diabetic or not by checking your blood sugar Fasting and Two hours after lunch.Blisters are common in diabetic indisuals.Get proper dressing done and start taking some antibiotic after consulting your family physician.