Hello All,
I developed Plantar fasciitis, which is an intense heel pain, worse after resting...when I say intense..twice I’ve got out on bed, put my foot down and fell, due to the pain in the heel being so bad, I just fell...doesn’t seem to be any reason for it...
However, apparently unrelated, I have foot drop on the same foot...double whammy or what!
GP really sympathetic but simply noted my records as she knew I could simply adjust painkillers to suit...although pain killer don’t touch the heel pain.
I referred myself to my neuro-physio, as I was attending her MS physio group anyway, and she’s referred me to the orthotic guy for some help.
I already have a 'foot- up' brace, but that simply makes the heel pain worse...so I’m hoping the orthotic/ surgical appliance guy can come up with something that will help.
It goes without saying, that a foot that drags along the ground, coupled with this bloody heel pain. (Plantar fasciitis) is exhausting, and sodding painful...
I can’t see the orthotic guy for 2 weeks, but hopefully he can come up with some sorta brace/ come splint that will help.
As per. They have no idea how long the foot drop may last, nor the Plantar fasciitis pain....
Scully
I managed to get a little clip of one of my more amusing symptoms yesterday. Well...I find it amusing mainly because it doesn't hurt and fascinates me but I have now discovered that it can freak people out too. My Mum declared it to be "scary". I pointed out that compared to being blind in one eye for a while a few twitches are nothing
It looks like something is moving or bubbling underneath my skin and reminds me a bit of the film "Gremlins": http://twitvid.com/USJZ3
when i put my neck down my foot vibrates. Its not an electric shock like feeling its just like a buzz or vibration that only last about 2 seconds. It wont do it again straight away but if i wait a couple of minutes it will. My chiro thought it was my back problem but im wondering if its ms? I dont feel it anywhere else just in my bad foot. The one thats cold to the touch that drops a bit and has the curly toes..
hi there. Ive posted a lot on the newbie forum but i have specific questions about my foot. I am at the moment getting physio as he suspects i have a disc or sciatic nerve problem but i recently got my ms diagnosis so im not sure whats what right now but i just thought id ask if anyone had a foot like mine. I have dont drop which gets slightly better if i sit with my knee bent for a short while i have hammer toes which worsen on a hard floor my foot is freezing cold to the touch but when ive been lying in bed for half an hour its as warm as the other one. I cant stand on either my heel or my toes because theres no strength at all and the whole thing just feels like a cold dead fish. Is this normal? Thankyou.
Hello,
I have just discovered this site and I am looking for some advice concerning a symptom of my wifes MS. She suffers from drop foot (a very loose ankle) which causes her much discomfort at night. Her foot just flops to the side and aches when she is in bed at night, which results in her not getting much sleep most nights. This is having a negative effect on her morale and she is constantly tired. I was just wondering whether there are any products out there that people with similar symptoms have tried?
She is an amazing woman, who generally just gets on with things but it hurts to see her unnecessarily exhausted when she has enough to deal with. Your help/advice would be much appreciated.
Many thanks
Clarkie
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