Fractured my right from trauma to it.

Fractured my right from trauma to it. It is still achey a year and a half later. But both my feet are numb and tingly, I never had this issue ever before the injury. started to be an issue shortly after I was walking without crutches or a boot. again, it’s in both feet. Some times the non injured foot is worse as far as tingling and numbness. Any thoughts? I’ve been to many foot doctors and they all say I’m fine, which I’m not. Currently seeing chiropractor but only gives temporary relief

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Community comment#1

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Community comment#2

This can be a challenge to address. I have had success in my clinic (am a PT) in reducing swelling in cases such as you describe. Most people, including health care providers, do not realize there can be a 30% to 50% increase in the fluids around the tissues including the periosteum before it becomes visible. This is like putting 18 oz of coke in a 12 oz can. The pressure is huge. I have a video I made for my patients to help them between sessions. If you want the link DM me.

Community comment#3

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Community comment#4

My thought is to try exploring tightness in your calf muscles. Your calves are directly related to your feet. You can try rubbing to find tight spots and stretches.