Bottom Of Feet Feel Like Walking On Marbles Diabetes

The pain can worsen with.

Bottom of feet feel like walking on marbles diabetes.

Some people with flat feet experience foot pain usually in the heel or arch. Numbness or tingling in your toes. Like metatarsalgia neuroma can develop on any nerve in the body but the most common place for it to show up is on the ball of the foot at the base of the toes. Sometimes you may be unable to feel your feet while walking.

Or it may feel like. The pain usually crops up between your third and fourth toes. Pain near your second third and fourth toe or alternatively pain in your big toe. There is no swelling or pain and makes no difference if my feet are bare or in shoes.

Numbness in the feet is a symptom of neuropathy or nerve damage one of the most common long term complications of type 2 diabetes. A feeling like you are walking with a pebble in your shoes. Other times your hands or feet will tingle or burn. For the past 2 3months i have noticed that on the soles of my both feet it feel as though i have marbles underneath just before where my toes begin.

A common symptom of diabetic peripheral neuropathy is numbness. One type of neuroma called morton s neuroma commonly forms between the third and fourth toes. Other symptoms include loss of feeling in the feet and short bursts of pain. A burning sensation in your feet may be caused by nerve damage in the legs also called neuropathy.

Other symptoms associated with metatarsalgia include. High arches a second toe that is longer than your big toe calluses on the bottom of your foot bunions and hammer toe can contribute to metatarsalgia. Neuropathy is caused by poor blood sugar control that persists. Sfsn is a painful neuropathy that often results in painful burning in the feet.

The pain is worse when you walk or run and feels better when you rest your feet. Diabetes mellitus and rheumatoid arthritis can also increase a person s risk of flat feet. It is such a weird feeling and i cannot find any info on dr google.