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sore feet

i have fluid in my ankles which swell out,the top of my feet are puffy with swelling, the bottom of my feet have fluid in them,which make my feet look enlarged... i am 2 shoe sizes bigger and wider so i can fit into shoeswith width. i cant bend my toes or my ankles cause they are huge,,they tend to be swollen my toes...cant walk or stand on them for long which then tends to swell in my legs..have had lots of tests done but mirraculously they tend to show that my feet are fine which of course they are not...one doctor has told me that sometimes there are no answers,which i think is baloney... theres answers to everything you just have to find them....kellie





Hi Kellie,
Sometimes believe it or not, there are no accurate diagnosis for a patient's symptoms. I assume you have had a battery of tests including blood work, have had your heart and kidneys examined and have also had a vascular exam to check the ability of your veins to return blood to the heart.
If everything checked out, why not speak to your doctor about treating the symptoms and just put you on a water pill in an effort to remove the excess fluid in your system. This probably is not a permanent solution, but if it makes you more comfortable and there are no underlying reasons why you cannot take a diuretic, then it just very well may be your best option.

Marc Mitnick DPM

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