Does anybody else ever get sharp pains in my big toe?

Guys i don't have diabetes. The dr said I wasn't even pre diabetic.
 
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It's not gout. Gout lasts for days or even weeks. Your entire toe swells and is red for days, warm to the touch, and extraordinarily painful.

Sounds like neuropathy.
 
BKMMAFAN said:
It's not gout. Gout lasts for days or even weeks. Your entire toe swells and is red for days, warm to the touch, and extraordinarily painful.

Sounds like neuropathy.
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Not necessarily. My dad has had gout for years and it can last for a day or two or sometimes weeks.

TS, do you deadlift? I used to get awful pain in my toes because my form was off and I was putting way too much pressure on my toes rather than driving through my heels. The pain went away when I fixed it.
 
SFMMA said:
Not necessarily. My dad has had gout for years and it can last for a day or two or sometimes weeks.

TS, do you deadlift? I used to get awful pain in my toes because my form was off and I was putting way too much pressure on my toes rather than driving through my heels. The pain went away when I fixed it.
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No I sit
 
SFMMA said:
Not necessarily. My dad has had gout for years and it can last for a day or two or sometimes weeks.

TS, do you deadlift? I used to get awful pain in my toes because my form was off and I was putting way too much pressure on my toes rather than driving through my heels. The pain went away when I fixed it.
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Not for 5 minutes. Even with medication, a gout attack is lasting longer than 5 minutes.
 
BKMMAFAN said:
Not for 5 minutes. Even with medication, a gout attack is lasting longer than 5 minutes.
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Yeah there's no physical attributes, just sharp pain from invisible knives
 
This is most-likely gout. Gout usually builds up in the joints of feet (mainly the big toe) because of all of the balancing we use toes for. It acts as a swivel that delays the onset of fatigue induced balance issues like vertigo and pollusverium (hasn't really been an problem since penicillin was invented)
 
Forum Sentinal said:
This is most-likely gout. Gout usually builds up in the joints of feet (mainly the big toe) because of all of the balancing we use toes for. It acts as a swivel that delays the onset of fatigue induced balance issues like vertigo and pollusverium (hasn't really been an problem since penicillin was invented)
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Another thing - the way I walk and I don't mean to, and I walk a lot, but I wear the fronts of my sneakers out first while the heel and rest are still good, I've worn sneaker fronts down to having holes in them and I don't mean or realize to walk tip toe.

Also I have calaus on my big toes but not my heel or rest of foot which is smooth as baby
 
Clippy said:
Another thing - the way I walk and I don't mean to, and I walk a lot, but I wear the fronts of my sneakers out first while the heel and rest are still good, I've worn sneaker fronts down to having holes in them and I don't mean or realize to walk tip toe.

Also I have calaus on my big toes but not my heel or rest of foot which is smooth as baby
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That is a neurological disorder often found in autism, cerebral palsy or other conditions.

Gout episodes can last for a few seconds or a few days as little sharp stones catch in the joints. A friend of mine has them. He also has high blood pressure.
 
ralphc1 said:
That is a neurological disorder often found in autism, cerebral palsy or other conditions.

Gout episodes can last for a few seconds or a few days as little sharp stones catch in the joints. A friend of mine has them. He also has high blood pressure.
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Did you just call me artistic?
 
My wife hates feet and by consequence my feet :(

She should love every part of me
 
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