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Foot discomfort from bone cancers is unusual. Sprains, fractures, plantar fasciitis, and arthritis cause most foot discomfort.
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If your foot pain persists and worsens despite rest and medication, see a doctor.
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Bone tumors may injure feet. Even without weight-bearing, discomfort may persist. Don't assume other foot problems produce localized discomfort without testing.
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Bone tumors may cause lumps and deformities. Other foot ailments that produce similar changes need a thorough medical check.
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Bone tumors may cause weight loss, tiredness, and night sweats. Doctors should examine these signs and foot pain.
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A healthcare expert may prescribe X-rays, MRI scans, CT scans, or biopsies to check the foot's internal structures and detect bone cancers.
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An orthopedic oncologist or foot-and-ankle podiatrist should assess foot pain or bone cancer concerns. These experts may evaluate and suggest treatment options.