“swollen feet bottom”
the bottom of both my feet feel swollen, they do not look swollen. the tops of my feet look normal. My feet also feel hot at night
Male | 71 years old
Complaint duration: 8 months
5 Answers
Sounds like neuropathy or peripheral nerve entrapment. Best to find someone to evaluate you feet and nerves.
You probably have senile, vascular or diabetic neuropathy.
Seek a professional opinion for the diagnosis and a treatment plan
Seek a professional opinion for the diagnosis and a treatment plan
I recommend you make an appointment with a foot and ankle surgeon (podiatrist) for evaluation, diagnosis and treatment options
The likely cause of your feet 'feeling' swollen is Neuropathy. Neuropathy is a nerve condition that simply means the conduction of your nerves has changed. This can occur from Diabetes, prescription and non-prescription medications, viruses, surgery, trauma, Low Back/Spine issues (bulging discs, pinched nerves), alcoholism, vitamin deficiencies and a variety of other conditions. You should have your primary physician or Podiatrist refer you for nerve conduction studies (performed by a neurologist).
Hello, Do you have any history of Diabetes? Have you had any blood work done recently? I would recommend to go see a podiatrist. Have foot xrays done and have blood work done. Dr. Skandeva
