I have pain in my feet, a stabbing pain in my feet, and swollen soles. What could be the cause?

The cause of the pain, tingling, and swelling in your feet could be a variety of issues ranging from improper footwear to an underlying medical condition. It is recommended to consult a podiatrist to get a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. In the meantime, you could try applying a topical gel like Voltaren Emulgel™ to alleviate the discomfort. It might also be helpful to switch to more comfortable and supportive footwear.

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I have pain in my feet, a stabbing pain in my feet, and swollen soles. What could be the cause?

The cause of the pain, tingling, and swelling in your feet could be a variety of issues ranging from improper footwear to an underlying medical condition. It is recommended to consult a podiatrist to get a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. In the meantime, you could try applying a topical gel like Voltaren Emulgel™ to alleviate the discomfort. It might also be helpful to switch to more comfortable and supportive footwear.