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DiscussionSevere Breakout Pain in second toe
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You are a great historian! I think it is interesting that the pain took on s different time frame at least a couple of times.
Now I just read a scientific journal article about a young man suffering from lower back pain plus one singular toe pain ( second toe) like yours. Like you the doctors tried everything and nothing worked until he saw a physical therapist who figured it out. They were the entire time trying to put a "mechanical" reason to the pain. The patient like you had been seen by many doctors but unlike your situation was given many diagnoses...,all wrong. At first he was diagnosed through physical therapy and his primary as having a mechanical connection of pain and was given lots of exercises to do which did not help. Then amazingly they found/determined on a follow up that it was not originating from a mechanical source but an inflammatory issue! Now I have no idea if this is your issue, but it is good for thought as when I read through your message not one time did I see a medication for inflammation. He was first put on Indomethacin ( anti inflammatory) but it didnt work. Then he was put on Humira. It worked. Now i have this scientific article not sure how to put it on this message but if you like I can send it to
messenger or email.
I cant explain the rhythm of pain so if we can locate the "source" then we have made headway. My
messenger name is: Peggy Flagg. You can communicate with
me in these formats as well. Like I said, we will
just pull the situation apart like peeling an onion! I think after all the back intervention we can say the doctors cannot say it is caused from a mechanical issue,