The pain feels like being stabed in the foot.
What was your uric acid concentration level ?
When you have a gout crisis it’s usually at the end of a gradual increase in amount of uric acid , you probably had the pain for a bit , then after that you went to see a doctor , in that time , your level could well have dropped back to normal since crystallization is a "chain reaction" ,
You should have your blood tested each month . the months you are above 10 you should take allopuninol .
However , gout is quite rare .. is there a history of it in the family ? Do you have a purine rich diet, or maybe had one for a couple of days?
The chance you have something broken or sprained or an infection is much biger than having gout …
What was your uric acid concentration level ?
When you have a gout crisis it’s usually at the end of a gradual increase in amount of uric acid , you probably had the pain for a bit , then after that you went to see a doctor , in that time , your level could well have dropped back to normal since crystallization is a "chain reaction" ,
You should have your blood tested each month . the months you are above 10 you should take allopuninol .
However , gout is quite rare .. is there a history of it in the family ? Do you have a purine rich diet, or maybe had one for a couple of days?
The chance you have something broken or sprained or an infection is much biger than having gout …
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allopurinol
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purines
? Arthritis?
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You need to tell us what part of your foot. Like is it your ankle, top of the foot, by the toes or whatever. Then it would be easier to help you with what might be causing your foot pain.
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your shoes for arch support
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Where in your foot? If it’s the heel, it could be a bone splinter. This is actually pretty common. If it’s the big knuckle or the pinky knuckle, it could be a bunyon. If it’s not a gradual pain, you could have pulled a tendon/muscle. There are so many possibilities. Need more information to help you. You should see a podiatrist — a foot specialist.
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I have something that feels like that just behind my toes. It is called metatarsalgia and I have had insoles made at the hospital that help a bit.
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I’d say you’ve got ‘frostbite’ dude, get down to the docs. as soon as possible before it falls off!……
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You need to go back to your doctor and get him to refer you to someone at the hospital to find out what is going on.
You could try some of these pages to see if any of the symptoms match what you are experiencing
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=stabbing+pain+in+foot&meta=
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if it is the heel it could be a heel spurr, if it feels like you can`t put your heel to the floor and is especially bad in the morning, then google heel spurr. also if it is this, they do heel supports in boots to help with the pain.
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your shoes, it could be that they don’t fit properly
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Have you tried seeing a reflexologist as often pain in the foot can be caused by another part of your body, especially the spine. Try reading first about reflexology and see what you think. But it does work! Even a very old injury from childhood may have put your spine out of alignment and this is now causing you pain in your foot…it could even be sciatica so go and get checked out!
Good luck!
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