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Painful Foot, Unable To Walk, Swelling In Knee, Shingles, Ankle Pain, Abnormal WNC Rate. Meaning?

for the past 5 weeks dealing with Pain in right top foot, makes me unable to walk at times, right knee (at one time extremly swollen) pain in left outer ankle, first DX gout - uric acid rate normal X2, then on predinson, got shingles, Sed rate 20 -30 WBC 16.8 all other tests - so far normal, male, 51, 6-2, 195 healthy,
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
Hi
Thanks for posting your query
Pain and swelling seems to be inflammatory in nature. As wbc counts are increased, it is better to get it evaluated to rule out any infective pathology. Meanwhile give rest to your ankle and knee . You can take ibuprofen to reduce pain and inflammation.
Hope this will helps you.
Regards.
Dr Saurabh gupta
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Painful Foot, Unable To Walk, Swelling In Knee, Shingles, Ankle Pain, Abnormal WNC Rate. Meaning?

Hi Thanks for posting your query Pain and swelling seems to be inflammatory in nature. As wbc counts are increased, it is better to get it evaluated to rule out any infective pathology. Meanwhile give rest to your ankle and knee . You can take ibuprofen to reduce pain and inflammation. Hope this will helps you. Regards. Dr Saurabh gupta