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What Causes Inflammation In Bottom Of Feet?
I feel pain in the bottom of my feet when I walk for a while ,I am 16 years old Female ,I did blood tests for
ASOT it came at 100 which is normal
CRP it came +ve 12 so its double the normal
ESR 1st hr 24 abnormal
ESR 2nd hr 51 abnormal
serum uric acid 4.3 normal
I saw that CRP is about inflammation so what could be causing such inflammation
ASOT it came at 100 which is normal
CRP it came +ve 12 so its double the normal
ESR 1st hr 24 abnormal
ESR 2nd hr 51 abnormal
serum uric acid 4.3 normal
I saw that CRP is about inflammation so what could be causing such inflammation
Mon, 1 Sep 2014
Hello,
You are right in that it is an inflammation and more likely to be an arthritis involving the small joints of the feet. It is likely to be rheumatoid or sero-negative arthritis. You could a rheumatoid factor and take an xray of the feet. These would help in the diagnosis.
If the pain is significant, you could use an anti-inflammatory medicine like celecoxib for relief till the diagnosis is evident.
Best wishes,
Dr. Noble Zachariah
You are right in that it is an inflammation and more likely to be an arthritis involving the small joints of the feet. It is likely to be rheumatoid or sero-negative arthritis. You could a rheumatoid factor and take an xray of the feet. These would help in the diagnosis.
If the pain is significant, you could use an anti-inflammatory medicine like celecoxib for relief till the diagnosis is evident.
Best wishes,
Dr. Noble Zachariah
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