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What Causes Severe Pain In The Feet While Suffering From Osteoarthritis?

OKay, I broke my femur in this past janurary. I am still healing from that. I have HX osteoarthritis/fibromyalgia/hypothroidism. The past few days I have had severe pain in my foot/- feels like bone as no fat pad there, and a new muscle ache in the same leg- opposite my FX leg. I saw a rhumatologist a month ago when my foot pain increased and she just said it was osteoarthiritis. I see my surgeon to get a return to work okay on Tuesday- honestly I am not sure if I can go go back or not. So ? Where do I start to get on top of this??
Tue, 20 Jun 2017
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Hello dear
Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com family
I have gone through your concern in depth .
* This seems more likely to be from bony calcaneal spur
* I strongly recommend to get a digital x-ray of the affected foot and get
the proper diagnosis for final management .
Hope this will help you definitely .
Feel free to ask any further questions .
Thanks for patience evaluation of my answer .
Regards dear .
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What Causes Severe Pain In The Feet While Suffering From Osteoarthritis?

Hello dear Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com family I have gone through your concern in depth . * This seems more likely to be from bony calcaneal spur * I strongly recommend to get a digital x-ray of the affected foot and get the proper diagnosis for final management . Hope this will help you definitely . Feel free to ask any further questions . Thanks for patience evaluation of my answer . Regards dear .