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Pain in lower part of feet
When I walk I feel something is wrong in my heel feeling like current or something inside my heel especially in right heel
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All these problems are fully curable by homeopathic medicines. For selection of the remedy more details are required. Thorough case taking is necessary for remedy selection in Homeopathy. Please chat or call privately and get rid of your problems permanently.
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Hello current like sensation is due to nerve weakness.. when does it get worse ?
Weight ? Height ?
What kind of work you do ?
Which side heel affected?
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It could be a calcaneum spur.Get an xray foot n revert back.
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It shows nerve involvement.
U can consult me online ll guide you accordingly
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Dr. Karuna Chawla
Homoeopath
25 yrs exp
Noida
Since when r u having this. What are other symptoms. Is it continuous or sometimes. Are u diabetic or hypertensive. If so is ur BP n blood sugar under control. It can be a corn or cal camels spur. I need details of case
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