What Causes Persistent Pain In Right Foot And Toe With History Of Arthritis?
Mon, 20 Jun 2016
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Tue, 12 Jul 2016
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Can be due to post traumatic arthritis.
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The persistent pain in the right foot and toe with no visible bone damage on X-rays can be due to post traumatic arthritis. Flat foot and recurrent sprains add to the pain. The best way to deal with such chronic pains is take mild pain killers, do a regular hot compress and start with regular physiotherapy once the acute pain subsides. It will help in maintaining proper position and flexibility of the joints and will thus help in reducing the pain in long term.
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