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Foot pain

February, 21st, 2025


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Physical discomfort in the foot.


Description

Rest the foot as much as possible. Avoid activities that worsen pain. Ice the area up to 20 minutes several times a day. Pain medicines available without a prescription may help.


Self-care

See a healthcare professional immediately for:

  • Serious pain or swelling.
  • An open wound or obvious deformity.
  • Signs of infection, such as fever.
  • Trouble walking or putting weight on the foot.
  • A wound that isn’t healing.

When to seek immediate medical care

Make an appointment to see a healthcare professional if:

  • Swelling doesn’t improve in 2 to 5 days.
  • Pain doesn’t stop or worsens.
  • Pain makes it hard to work or do daily tasks.
  • There is numbness, burning or tingling in the foot.

, When to make a doctor’s appointment


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