What causes foot pain?

Foot pain is a common disease. It is mainly caused by strain of the transverse arch of the forefoot or compression or stimulation of the plantar nerve, which causes pain in the metatarsal shaft and plantar surface of the metatarsal head (i.e. the sole of the forefoot). The pain is mainly compressive. Now the main cause of foot pain is congenital developmental abnormalities leading to some foot injuries. Its main clinical manifestation in daily life is persistent pain and compressive pain.

Compression can cause long-term damage or irritation to some nerves in the feet. The compressive pain in daily life can be mainly treated through surgery, which is very important for the treatment of the disease. Its clinical manifestations in daily life are also very important.

Metatarsalgia refers to pain in the metatarsal shaft and plantar surface of the metatarsal head (i.e., the sole of the forefoot) caused by strain of the transverse arch of the forefoot or compression or irritation of the plantar nerve. Clinically, it is divided into relaxation and compression. Metatarsalgia laxum is mainly caused by congenital abnormal development of the first metatarsal bone, which leads to chronic injury of the transverse arch. It is primary metatarsalgia and metatarsal hypermobility. The main clinical manifestations include persistent burning pain on the plantar surface of the forefoot, calluses on the sole of the forefoot, and tenderness on the plantar surface and lateral compression of the metatarsal heads can relieve the pain. Compression metatarsalgia is caused by long-term compression of the metatarsal heads by external forces, which leads to long-term compression or stimulation of the toe nerves, causing interstitial neuritis or neurofibroma. For wearing high heels or narrow-toed shoes. Its clinical manifestations are paroxysmal radiating pain in the forefoot when walking, radiating to the adjacent toes, accompanied by paresthesia and tenderness on the plantar surface. Lateral compression of the metatarsal heads may aggravate or cause pain. This disease is more common in middle-aged and elderly women aged 30-50, and those with narrow, thin and loose feet, and is mostly unilateral. Metatarsalgia laxum can often be cured through non-surgical treatment, and only very rarely does it require surgical treatment. Compression metatarsalgia requires surgical treatment, with satisfactory results. The key to treating this disease is to distinguish the cause of the disease.

The above is what causes foot pain. Foot pain in life is mainly due to some small decrease in tolerance. The compressive pain in daily life can be treated mainly through surgery, which is very critical to the treatment of the disease. Its clinical manifestations in daily life are also very critical, and may even lead to some other types of diseases.