Nerve compression in both feet?

I'm going to paste a thread that I might have posted in the wrong forum.
I'm wondering if there is a neurologist here that can tell me if there is a possibility of this being a nerve disorder of some kind. Thank you.

Pain in BOTH soles of feet. More pain when standing than when walking (Much like people working standing jobs get tired in their feet after working long shifts).

Pain arrives after about 30 minutes of standing or 2-3 hours of walking.

No pain in the morning. Only thing that seems to relieve the pain is rest.

Veins protrude after being awake and sitting in front of a computer for 24+ hours and pain becomes constant even when not standing. Not sure if that is because of blood being cut by sitting or what that is..

History:

Pain started in 2008 when I was 18 when I was working 9 hour shifts on my feet. Pain became severe in 2009 in the army. In 2010 the pain was so bad and arrived so quickly that I had to leave the army.

I was a skateboarder when I was a kid.

Not sure what more to say.. I've tried every single remedy there is for plantar fasciitis. Taping, cortisone, heel cups, insoles, different kind of shoes, stretching, shock wave therapy.. Name it, I tried it.

Any ideas? Thanks.

[Dr Sharma]

Hello dear and welcome to the medhelp forum. These could be varicose veins since the symptoms are associated with long hours of standing, prominence of veins and pain in soles and legs. Weakened vein walls causes valves in the veins to separate and these are damaged. Blood fails to travel up and there is venous pooling. Consult a surgeon for a clinical evaluation and a Doppler test or ultrasound. If this is the diagnosis, you could try wearing compression stockings to improve circulation towards the heart. You may require surgery, stripping off the damaged and varicose veins. Wishing you all the best.