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Why do you have pain in the middle of your foot?
Pain in the sole of the foot is a common symptom, which can appear near the toes or the heel. Depending on whether the cause is an injury or another condition, you may feel sharp pain in episodes or continuous pain.
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Acute Gout: Symptoms and Quick Pain Relief
Acute gout (also known as acute gouty arthritis) is one of the most common forms of arthritis, especially in middle-aged and elderly men. Gout attacks often come on suddenly, typically at night, and can become severe within just a few hours, causing the affected joint to become swollen, red, and extremely tender. This article is medically reviewed by MSc, MD. Nguyen Thi Oanh – Internal Medicine Specialist in Rheumatology – General Internal Medicine Department – Vinmec Times City International General Hospital.
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Causes of Hand Pain and Treatment
Article by MSc, MD. Mai Viễn Phương – Gastroenterology Endoscopy Specialist – Department of General and Internal Medicine – Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital. The muscles and joints in the hand allow humans to perform powerful, precise, and dexterous movements, but they are also vulnerable to injuries. There are many causes of pain in the left or right hand, such as inflammation, nerve damage, injury, fractures, etc. Depending on the cause of the hand pain, doctors will prescribe appropriate treatment methods.
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Treatment for dorsal foot edema
This article was medically reviewed by Vo Sy Quyen Nang, MSc, MD – Head of the Knee and Ankle Surgery Department, Orthopedic Trauma and Sports Medicine Center, Vinmec Times City International General Hospital. Dorsal foot edema is a relatively common condition that often receives little attention. In some cases, swelling and itching on the dorsum of the foot may be a symptom of an underlying condition that requires evaluation and treatment. So, how should dorsal foot edema be treated? Dorsal foot edema is considered peripheral edema, which occurs when fluid accumulates in the tissues of the lower extremities. Although it may not be painful, this condition could indicate an underlying serious health issue. Dorsal foot edema often worsens in the evening — commonly as a result of prolonged standing, walking, or excessive fluid intake throughout the day.
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