Foot Pain for 9 months

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Looking for suggestions please? I started to have foot pain on the top side of my foot, below my 3-4th toe. It would swell if I was on it all day. I had not done anything to cause this.  Then it started to be pain on the ball of my foot. It would swell and was a burning/aching type of pain. At times it is in my arch, at times it is on the ball and at times it is below my 2-3 toes (top of metatarsals). I do not have it when I am laying down and it never is tingly.  I went to 6 different Dr's and not one of them helped. I left they were all guessing. I went to 1 foot Dr. X ray clear and she wanted to give me a shot to "see if it would change it", the remaining 5 Dr's were Chiros and Acupuncturists. So to date I have had X rays, 3 months of acupuncture, 7 months of adjustments, red LED light therapy, some sort of frequency therapy, hydro therapy, etc. I have tried every supplement, dietary guides,etc. that was suggested and nothing changed. It is still swelling when I am on it for any length of time.  I do not have health insurance so I am trying to avoid jumping on the Western medicine train of endless testings and referrals.  Now I am at a loss for ideas. Any suggestions would be appreciated. (I do not have any known medical conditions and I am a normal weight for my height and I am a 40 yr old female. Thanks

 

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    I forgot to mention, it is just my right foot.

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