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What Do Lumps Under The Arch Of The Foot Indicate?

yes sir , i am having problems bearing down and put full weight on it. the area is the arch of my foot. it feels like their is a rock in my shoe . after checkin the shoe nothin. had one of my youngns look at it and she felt 2-3 little hard knots under the skin. found multiple more different parts of both feet.
i am experiencing a tough flair-up of rheumatiod arthritis. first in a few years and more intense and new areas of my body are also being effected all areas that have been damaged in someway . so not sure if the two are connected.. well thank you for your time
Hill,Christopher T. (Chris)
Tue, 5 Sep 2017
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Hi Chris

Thanks for using Healthcaremagic.com
I have evaluated your query thoroughly .

* These are most probably callus formations over the sole part .

* However clinical confirmation with the physical examination or a photo
pic of high resolution would be of immense help to confirm and guide
further precisely .

Wishing you fine recovery from the same .
Regards .
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What Do Lumps Under The Arch Of The Foot Indicate?

Hi Chris Thanks for using Healthcaremagic.com I have evaluated your query thoroughly . * These are most probably callus formations over the sole part . * However clinical confirmation with the physical examination or a photo pic of high resolution would be of immense help to confirm and guide further precisely . Wishing you fine recovery from the same . Regards .