Extreme foot pain (both)?

Question

I am having EXTREME foot pain (both). I have alot of difficulty walking due to the pain. My feet constantly feel like they are on fire. Both feet at the same time. One does not hurt, it is always both. I have had numerous tests done and all are negative (lupus was the latest test negative). I don't know what else to do. I do have osteoarthritis and neropathy in my left leg and right foot but what can be causing this pain and what tests need to be done. If i could cut my feet off above the ankle it would solve all my problems. This has been going on for months and i don't know what else to do. My doctors think i am crazy.
Pleas help!

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Are you diabetic? If so, it's probably nerve damage. If not, you may be suffering dehydration in the extremities due to some medication you're taking--any diuretic can do it. See if applying a moisturizing lotion makes them feel a little better. If so, inform your doctor. He/she may change your meds or recommend a good brand of lotion. You can also check with the physical therapists at your local hospital, they may be helpful. You also may be suffering from poor circulation due to your arthritic swelling. Good luck, but try to keep your feet--you never know when you may need to land on them.

Answer 3

Try a chiropractor, it may be something as simple as a misalignment of the back. The body is synergistic, once one part of it is out of line the rest starts to get that way too. Such as if your bones where not aligned they may cause the muscle to have to support that part of your body when they usally play a much different role, also the muscles swell when they are being over used to compensate for the misalignment. GL

Answer 4

Sometimes the fascia in your feet is hardened, try heat treatments and massage to stretch and soften the fascia,, there is a clinical name for it but I forgot. Reflexology is supposed to help