Foot Issue: It feels like I have a rumbled up sock on my foot when wearing shoes but the sock is smooth. Why?

Question

This many times causes a painful sensation when first putting on athletic shoes and continues for almost one-half hour.

Answer 1

Sounds as if your shoes are too narrow! Suggest you change your shoes and go for a broad width fitting.

Answer 2

It sounds like neuropathy. Neuropathy is not only a numbness of the feet it can be reflected like a burn or a painful sensation. How is your sugar level? Neuropathy is not only in diabetics but most diabetic have it. But there is another syndrome burning feet are a common complaint and can be caused by a number of conditions - some are local and minor, and some are more serious. Burning feet can keep people awake at night and be a source of continuous pain. It is more common in those over the age of 50 years, but a burning foot can occur in younger age groups. Burning feet are more common in those with diabetes as part of the neuropathy (nerve damage) that can develop. A burning foot may be mild and local and easily treatable or it may indicate a more serious general medical problem that needs further investigation.

Answer 3

I need more info. Is the pain in between your toes, on the ball of your foot, on top of your foot...? It could be any of a number of things.