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Pain in left foot below the little toe
I have pain in left foot below the little toe, i can't press the upper portion of my feet. While walking it is very difficult to put pressure on this area, can't put equal pressure on both feet.
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Kindly take an X-ray of foot ap & oblique
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Get an x ray foot ap and oblique view done
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Dr. Pranav Mahajan
Orthopedic surgeon
15 yrs exp
Indore
Did you had any injury over the little toe.
Sometimes, it may happen due to soft tissue inflammation around the toe causing the problem while walking.
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You can apply a crepe bandage for support, use soft sole footwear while walking, take analgesic with anti inflammatory medicine, avoid walking on hard surface..
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Ice fomentation can be done if there is inflammation. you can also get one x ray of foot to confirm if there is any bony issue.
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