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I've had pain in the ball of my foot for over a month now. I have arched feet and thought the problem might have been caused by running in rubber 'croc' shoes. 

 

I went to a private hospital and saw a so called specialist. He sent me off for an xray. He looked at it and said it was hard to tell..... He pointed to 2 lines (shadows) but said its better that I get an MRI. I didnt have time. I then said if I hypothetically had an MRI and it showed a problem what would be the treatment. He said he would give me a special shoe. I asked for that right away and have been wearing it on and off. 

 

When I take it off the pain comes back. Its a week on now. 

 

Im claustrophobic and cant tolerate being inside an MRI machine. 

 

Would it just be a torn ligament? Anyone else had this issue?

thanks

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It could be plantar fasciitis and this hangs around for a long time. Avoid wearing hard shoes. You can get gell packs to put into your shoes, similar to the gel in bras in Thailand ????

It is inflammation of the Achilles tendon that attaches to the ball of the foot.

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Plantar fascitis is on the heel not ball of the foot

 

Metatarsalgia or Morton's neuroma are more likley. Probably the klatter but OP should review that kink and see if the lcoation of the pain and type of pain fits

 

Sounds like OP is a runner, runners are at risk for metatarsalgia

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2 hours ago, Sheryl said:

Sounds like OP is a runner, runners are at risk for metatarsalgia

Esp. those who run in "rubber 'croc' shoes."

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