Last Wednesday, I ran on the treadmill. I ran for 1 minute at 7 mph, and then walked for 4 minutes at 3.5 mph. Repeated for 45 minutes or so, and then walked at 3.5 mph for 20 additional minutes.
When I got home, I noticed my right foot hurt a little bit. I shrugged it off. The next morning, it hurt to walk a little. I had noticed my feet hurting a bit more lately, so I figured it was time to get new exercise shoes. Ignored the foot pain.
Well, as the days have gone on, it's getting harder to ignore. There's a bruised spot on my foot, and if my eyes don't deceive me, there's a lump. I donated my old gym shoes yesterday, and bought a new pair today, but I skipped the gym today because of my foot (and because I donated my shoes yesterday figuring I'd find THE paid yesterday, which I didn't. Oopsie).
So, here's a side view of my foot. (yes, i do need a pedicure)
A view of both feet looking down. Do you see a lump?
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I have not gone to the doctor. I'm afraid of one of two outcomes.
Outcome 1- The doctor says I hit it on something that I don't remember, and it's a simple bruise that will heal in a few days. Then I feel like an idiot.
Outcome 2- The doctor says I have a stress fracture of my navicular bone. Then I have to have a cast, crutches, etc. How does one drive with a cast on the right foot?
1 comment:
I think you should go and just have it checked out, if it is something you don't want it getting worse.
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