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by Jennifer Gonzalez
(Huntersville NC)
I've contacted you once before regarding my pain. I'm a nurse on a high acuity unit. I started experincing pain in my left foot and it steadily worsened enough that I went to see a podiatrist in April. Since april I have treated plantar fascitis with PT, walking boot, splint at night and steriods but it was eventually r/o with an MRI of the heel. We, then,stablized my foot by wearing the walking boot at all times for possible tear which was r/o by a second MRI of the forefront of foot. X-rays r/o fractures and arthritis. The doctor had no answers for the source of my pain from a podiatry point of view. He prescibed Tordol which helped some and sent me to a neurologist. I had nerve conduction studies done which were normal so the the MD did not proceed with further studies. He sent me to my primary MD. She sent me for arterial dopplers and lumbar xray. She also did bloodwork for various tests- all of these were normal( no diabetes, gout, B12 defiencies, etc). I am 35 years old and have been on short term disability because, although I am ambulatory, I can not tolerate the pain enough to be able to carry out my duties as a critical care nurse. I am at wits end with very little options left. I will be seeing a pain specialist next week and am seriously considering acupuncture. I've purchased supportive shoes- MBTs, ECCOs and new balance 900 series. I have corrected my custom orthotics. But the pain is still there- even with tramadol
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