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Oops, I read the "directions" after I posted. I knew that you probably wouldn't be able to say anything definitive about this, but I just don't want to drive for 4 hours only to be told that either there is nothing that can be done or that they have never seen such a thing and don't know what to make of it. (I had TMJ syndrome for several years before they "discovered" it, so I've been through that, altho at least these symptoms are visible!)

So if you were just to say this is not that unusual and any podriatrist should be able to help, or say a special type of podriatrist would be more familiar with this sort of thing, or save me a trip with no answers, that is what I really need.

Thanks very much!

 

Your description of your concern and its location lack clarity, but I would bet that if I actually examined your foot I could make a diagnosis and give you recommendations for treatment. Where in the world do you live that the closest podiatrist is a two-hour drive away?

 

Belated thanks for your very prompt reply

I live way out in the country. Hardly anyone lives out here, so we don't have a lot of stuff nearby like Walmart. But I did find out that the closer podiatrist who left was replaced, so I only have to go an hour and a half

It is really good to know that he will probably be able to tell what is wrong when he sees what is going on. Thanks very much for your reassurance on that point!