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Unbearble pain in foot
Hi Sir,
My mother has been facing issue where her left foot is getting swollen while she is walking or working with pain in her foot. When she lies on bed with both her feet resting on bed, her swelling goes away but as soon as soon she puts her foot on ground again the unbearable pain starts and pain is that much that she has to hold bed or almirah or something to walk for sometime to get her balance. This has been ongoing for 8-9 months now. We have already visited 2 doctors without any success and the tests they wrote came all fine (X-ray, Arthritis, uric acid etc.). Please suggest something as to what can be the issue
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If it is only one foot swelling it can be varicose veins or venous thrombosis
Please visit a general surgeon
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Dr. Arunabha Das
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7 yrs exp
Darjeeling
This may happen very often,when someone suffers from overweight condition. I dont have any idea about your patient,so i cant comment. So please review with all detailed reports via attachment,before my exact advice. Please also send me few images of her swollen legs condition presently. Supportive treatment for this kind of condition should be applied presently to avoid swelling and pain. Wear compression stocking according to size needed for your patient daily for 2yrs. Tab. Nucoxia-P 1tab twice daily for 5days. Tab Panido-DSR 1tab twice daily before food for 5days. Your patient may need more investigations,if i find your investigations are incomplete when you review next time. Take care.
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