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by Pamela
(New Canaan, Ct.)
I am a 60 year old woman who is very active with spinning, elliptical, and weight training. I love to work out and do so daily. Yesterday I got up from a chair and noticed that my right foot was hurting. Several minutes later the pain became so severe that I almost fainted. The pain was in my right foot on the top right side a little in front of the ankle. I thought maybe I had a stress fracture. I was unable to walk even with a walking boot and crutches. I iced it, took some Advil and valium and the next morning the pain was nearly gone. What type of foot pain could cause such pain, without an injury and then go away? I'm wondering if I can return to spin? I will see a doctor but can not get an appointment with a foot specialist for two weeks.
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