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787406 tn?1339203183

Painful Feet when Walking

2 years ago i went to Rheumatologist because I couldn"t stand walking or standing on my feet,she told me that when you don't sleep well at night that your nerves become hypersensitive. She gave me Flexeril to help me sleep and to relax the muscles in my feet and low and behold the pain disappeared,now the only time i get the pain in my feet is when i have not gotten enough quality sleep.


This discussion is related to Foot Sole Pain NOT plantar fasciitis .
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Thanks. I'm going to read up on that.
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787406 tn?1339203183
I have undifferentiated connective tissue disease. The pain comes from inflammation on the under side of your feet.
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So he has nothing to say about the condition itself..? No name for it or how it works.. ?
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787406 tn?1339203183
Its just given in the booty like any other shot.
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Did the doctor tell you anything about this condition? Is there anything I can read on it? I'm dead scared to get a cortisone shot. I once was on the bench and the doctor pulled out the needle and I went into phobic shock. Is there any way possible to do it while I'm sedated or sleeping?

Mainly, is there any name for this.. Anything I can read up on?

Thanks!
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Hello!

Also try some foot exercises after you wake up from bed and take some vitamin B12 supplements.

Try to change your footwear to something more suitable.

Take care!
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787406 tn?1339203183
Your welcome, if that doesn't work ask for a cortisone shot in the booty. It helped with the inflammation.
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I'm gonna try that! Thanks!
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Your body needs rest and your muscles which were active during day time would need time to be starting to work out. For any average individual with mild physical work anything of 6-7 hours of sleep is essential.Cyclobenzaprine (Flexeril) is a muscle relaxant. Take care!
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