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What Causes Migraine Headache And Soreness In Left Foot?
my eyes are affected like the feel when I am getting migrain headache my sight seem to be affected,it has been like that for about one week now ,I have glasses but seldom wear them mostely only when reading Last night and this morning I have been wearing them my eyes feel better ,my left foot is sore when I wake up in morningthe heel and espically.it has been like this for about one month now,Otherwise I feel good and healthy,I do not remember if I had chicken pox anytime . Thanling you for listening and look forward to your reply.
Tue, 31 Mar 2020
Hello,
Migraine is commonly caused by stress or strain, if you are prescribed glasses you should wear them regularly. Other causes are inadequate sleep, tiredness, exertion, dehydration, oily food, etc. Emotional factors like depression, hurt, anxiety, etc. Avoid addictions if any. Stay well hydrated & well fed. Take adequate sleep. Acetaminophen or sumatriptan effectively reduce it.
Sore heel is commonly due to inflammation of the plantar fascia or archilles tendon. Give rest to the foot. NSAIDS reduce pain and cortico-steroid injections are helpful. Take physical therapy under a physiotherapist to reduce the discomfort.
Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K, General & Family Physician
Migraine is commonly caused by stress or strain, if you are prescribed glasses you should wear them regularly. Other causes are inadequate sleep, tiredness, exertion, dehydration, oily food, etc. Emotional factors like depression, hurt, anxiety, etc. Avoid addictions if any. Stay well hydrated & well fed. Take adequate sleep. Acetaminophen or sumatriptan effectively reduce it.
Sore heel is commonly due to inflammation of the plantar fascia or archilles tendon. Give rest to the foot. NSAIDS reduce pain and cortico-steroid injections are helpful. Take physical therapy under a physiotherapist to reduce the discomfort.
Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K, General & Family Physician
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