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by Michael
(North Augusta, SC)
The problem began 14 years ago with only occasional discomfort in the balls of my feet that would come and go. Over time it became more persistent and eventually would not go away at all and eventually spread toward the toes making it very uncomfortable to stand for any length of time. My toes feel like they are being squeezed and it feels like the tendons in my toes are pulling them back/up. I feel like I will eventually not be able to stand on my feet at all. This is really incapacitating as well as unbearable. I have seen four different specialists as well as my own PCP and have had every test run imaginable as well as been put on every possible medication for neurological issues to include anti-depressants. Nothing helps. I have not had an MRI and the current specialist wants to do a CAT scan to check for cancer.
University of Rochester Medical Center
American Academy of Pediatrics
Columbia University Department of Rehabilitation
Illinois Bone and Joint Institute
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