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Originally Posted by mrsD View Post
One should really get the feet looked at for mechanical problems by a podiatrist.

The sesamoid bones can crack move, and inflame the ligaments in the ball of the foot.

You can have metatarsal failures, neuromas, compression,
gout, pseudogout, arthritis, plantar fasciitis, etc .

Pain that gets worse with movement, typically is joint/ligament pain.

Here is a link to foot pain:
http://www.northcoastfootcare.com/

I would really stop the bike exercise for now. I found that
biking made my feet worse. A recumbant was a bit easier,
but 15min on one was my maximum before foot pain started.
Thank you sooo much for this link...I saw this once and I have been trying to look for it, but I couldnt. Then you gave the link, isnt that wonderful?

I will try to find out if podiatrists are covered under my insurance. But, first, I will try to get an X-ray request for my feet. The reason why I asked what to look for in an x-ray because I thought the doctor would put this in this their request, sort of ruling out or ruling in certain conditions. And I noticed that as a matter of maybe practice, the x-ray technicians normallly ask the patient what is the complain. Just to make sure, I will mention all the possible conditions you mentioned above to my PCP when I put in my request for the x-ray.

Our stationary bicycle looks like a recumbant bike. When you use it, it does not put so much pressure or weight on the feet. Thank you for mentioning that....
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