It most certainly could be caused by your diabetes, especially if you are not under good diabetic control. You are experiencing a sort of inflammation and diabetic neuropathy begins in the lower extremities most often, especially the feet. This is actually causing destruction of the nerves in your feet and should be dealt with immediately. You HAVE to get your diabetes under control. Your doctor may recommend some anti-inflammatory medications to help prevent the swelling and at an attempt to quell the pain. Please keep in touch and keep us updated!
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I have recently had pain in my heels with swelling and a burning and tingling feeling
It started last friday. it sometimes hurts on the bottom of the feet and along the oustide i have some swelling and it feels hot sometimes it is to painful to even walk it hurts so bad i have cried from the pain could you help me i was just wondering could this be caused by diabetes?
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