nerve pain in left big toe and foot
(2 discussions)
For approximately 3 months, I have experienced a burning nerve pain in my left big toe that shoots up my foot and just above my ankle.
I cross my legs a lot at work and I walk approximately 6-8 miles per week in good supportive tennis shoes.
If I am on my knees, resting my body on my legs, and then stand up, I experience severe shooting nerve pain in my left foot and big toe.
Any ideas on what could be causing this? What I can do to relieve it?
Thank you for your assistance.
2 comments
Vivian Abrams DPM
This might indicate a pinched nerve. You might want to get this seen by a podiatrist. Good luck. Vivian A DPM
ROZA ZAMMIT SALINOS
FOR THE PAST WEEK I HAVE BEEN SUFFERING PAIN IN THE OUTER PART OF MY LEFT TOE. WALKING IS NO PAIN,BUT AT NIGHT IT’S AS IF I AM BEING INJECTED.IT IS SORE WHEN I TOUCH IT BETWEEN THE OUTER BONES. I DO NOT SEEM TO HAVE ANY SWELLING OR REDNESS, BUT THIS NIGHT PAIN IS AWFUL AND DISTURING. THANKS FOR YOUR CONTINOUS HELP.