Foot annoyance for two weeks

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hello,

two weeks ago I went on a 6km walk at quite a fast pace. this is new for me as I'm trying to lose weight.

I woke up the next day to a sensation on the bottom of mu foot like sellotape was stuck to the outside middle of my foot.

Thinking no more of it, I then did Zumba and the foot became more irriated. It isnt a pain but more of a annoyance... anyway i work on my feet so i tried rest it and even bought arch support insoles for my feet as i know i can sometime walk on the outside of my feet.

i would describe the feeling now as a tingling pinch when j put more weight on the outside of my foot. It is in the middle of the outside of my foot and "pinches" when my foot lifts. when i have been walking barefeet it is worse and i can feel it more as it feels like ive stepped on a stone! i have tried rolling my foot on a gold f ball and nothing is working.

can anyone please give me some advice as to what this is and how I can stop it so i can go back to walking! Or if i can just ignore it... as like i said, it doesnt hurt, it is just annoying! thank you in advance!

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    I think its a pinched nerve in your foot. Try resting your foot as much as possible and also massaging it. Take ibuprofen as well. You are lucky its not more painful.

    If it should get very painful you should consult your doctor. In painful cases you may need to wear a brace to immobilise the foot. Take care.

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