Storytime : My Ongoing problem...I Might Have To See A Doctor Soon...
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ps just sharing whats going on, not looking for sympathy or anything lol, seriously I talk with so many people who have so many bigger problems I appreciate the get better soon stuff and im sure I will but the purpose of the video isnt for you to feel bad for me or anything...just saying :)
is it gout?
Welcome to the beginning of old age. The doctor will ask you what are you doing when it hurts the most. Then the doctor will say, okay don't do that anymore.
I gave the vid a thumbs up but it feels strange giving a "Like" to the fact your foot hurts ! 👣 😇
@@bo2o I doubt it since that focuses in your joints and this is not in a joijnt its the outer edge of one foot mostly...also its not ever red or irritated looking or swollen
@@TroySR71 lol that will be $130 please...
You might want to get a diabities check it tends to attack your nerves and it tends to start in the feet particular the left I don’t know why but it may be a symptom of something bigger going on. Best bet just go to dr and get a full battery blood test and get checked for everything getting early diagnoses is better for prognosis pills are just bandaids you need to find out the underline issue. God luck bro GO TO DR!!!
Funny you said that,that was my first thought,I just didn't want to say anything upsetting,that's why I recommended a doctor.My friend was having foot problems ,and they found out he had diabetes.
Yup I have a history of my family having diabetes I check up more then the average person do to my dad his dad my uncle my cousin all ended up with it. He really needs to get on a good diet. And without coverage it’s tough but to go and get blood test won’t kill your bank account it’s either that or the inevitable faith of diabetes it’s scary but awareness is power I’m glad you agree I though I was going to get hated on for being blunt but I strongly believe he may be heading there and hope he gets help and I hope I’m wrong. Peace
The doctors answer to most things is “lose weight” and they’re not wrong. Easier said than done! Hope you feel better soon, brother.
Lose weight, exercise and sleep more. Less stress.
Lol often you go in and it's like it hurts when I do this. They're like ok, don't do it.
How about you get a medical license before throwing bullshit like this out.k?
Sonny Gunz
Doctors are fucking retarded, they don’t realize putting on weight is just one symptom of poor health, not the direct cause.
Could be Gout
That crossed my mind. A friend had gout and his was caused by certain foods. As he mentioned his weight sounds like he knows he needs a healthier diet.
Firstg thing that came to my mind.
@wranglerstar did you ever get your feet figured out? I can most likely help you! Get at me through instagram! @bobpuvel
Ask darksydephil how to cure it
Diabetes should be a concern. That said, I’ve been using CBD for a variety of aches and pains, plus herniated discs from too many years in the gym. The stuff works very well.
I have a hillbilly Yankee idea. Buy some thicker foam insoles - the entire foot kind. Trim off the area where your foot hurts. If you're not flat-footed, add a foam arch support.
Obviously, the idea is to put more weight pressure on all other parts of your foot & less on the part that hurts.
It's not a solution, but it might relieve the pressure some. I suggest doing both shoes so you're walking straight.
I would think all this would come in less than $30. Experiment.
I have followed you for what seems a long time now and have appreciated your humor and honesty. I love your videos and look forward to your next upload and hope your health improves, best wishes from Scotland. Be cool and take care of yourself!
yep you hit the nail on the head Jeff, being active will give you more energy and stave off illnesses. back when I was on the swim team our coach always encouraged us to attend practice even when we were sick because staying active helps you bounce back.
Best of luck brother been watching your channel since I first got into knives years ago and I honestly wish you nothing but the best you seem like a great guy and I truly hope everything works out for you man. Keep your head up brother it will get better just gotta take care of yourself. I know it may seem hard with work and a bunch of other priorities but the thing is the biggest priority is YOU! Keep that in mind man best wishes to you and yours.
Hey Cutlerylover, I've had similar problems in my feet before and i'm also a bigger guy. I ended up going to a podiatrist and he told me i have Plantar Fasciitis. He recomended i buy an insole made specifically for Plantar Fasciitis and it really helped me. The insoles were only 30 or 40$ and i didnt have to do anything else to cure my foot pain. Just a heads up, might be worth a shot before you pull the trigger on spending hundreds to get it looked at. Take care.
I'm praying for you Jeff 🙏💞 I hope & pray that whatever is causing Ur foot to hurt , that it heals up 100% ! Best wishes & Take care ! 💛
Hope you get well soon Jeff, have you tried gel filled shoe insoles they help me? Any new silver additions to your stack?
Congrats bro...keep it up.
Hey bud. Hope you get this taken care of. Best.
You know? First of all I understand your situation, because I have issues too that I won’t go into, and I’m now 56, and yes you are correct, our bodies just start falling apart. But, in saying all that, you HAVE to go get it looked at. You can’t say I can’t afford it. You are WORTH every penny it takes to find relief. It might be as simple as going to a foot specialist to get proper fit insoles to help compensate for the way your walking. You are worth the investment into your own life. I personally enjoy your channel and I hate that your in pain, and want you to see that you are worth getting this looked at and that your not alone. I wish there was a way you could see what we see in you. Your an asset to me personally, and to all that know you. Your smart, you have so many gifts and what you bring to the table via RUclips, is something to be proud of. Have you ever thought about getting into Radio? You have a voice that would do well in Radio. I’m serious! 👍🏻 Anyway, please get yourself looked at, you owe it to yourself. You are Worth it!! Invest in your most precious gift that you’ve been given in this life....the gift of yourself!!! Your a great guy!! -Stephen, Ohio
If you go to a podiatrist, they're going to recommend a custom shoe insole. Highly highly recommend using a brand called Superfeet. Basically what it does is keep your foot stable inside your shoe so there isn't a lot of movement when you are walking. Unlike brands with soft insoles like Dr. Scholls, the Superfeet brand has a hard plastic bottom with a soft top to keep your foot in place and stable throughout the day. I had to get these because I am flat footed, and they are much more affordable than custom shoe insoles from the doctor. I saw improvement almost immediately, and personally I would recommend them to you. Hope this helps and hope your foot feels better. Keep up the good work!
I found the New Balance Motion Control insoles and even Strutz arch supports to be as effective as the expensive custom supports in relieving my plantar fasciitis.
Dont get down about it I hope you get better lots of love
Your a Cool Guy Jeff, Praying for you.
I hope you get the proper medical care and attention you need. I hope you feel better real soon.
Hope You get better soon !
Hey Jeff hope you are feeling better. Just out of curiosity, have you checked the bottom of your feet for proper displacement pattern? You are supposed to walk slightly on the out side of your feet because it's supposed to be the first part that hits the ground. I'm about the same size as you and I have the same problems when I wear shoes without enough support. Take some foot powder or chock and lightly coat the under side of your foot, then walk normally over a piece of colored paper. If the pattern is too flat or too much outside pressure you might need some additional arch support. I picked up some dr. Scholl's support from Walmart and went one size larger than their little machines said I needed and it solved about 80% of the problems. most of my problems was because I needed more cushion when my foot hit the ground instead of transferring all the energy to that outside muscle.
Agree with you, great video
Also. You can see the weight loss in your face. Keep it up man it is awesome to see!
I have a similar problem but eventually if I walk for a long time my left leg goes numb. I’m thinking it’s either a pinched muscle or nerve damage.
My advice is to cut out the middle man and just go straight to a podiatrist. You don't need a referral from a GP to go to one and since your issue is just in your foot, just spend all of the money there instead of a GP first, then a foot doctor. I have plantar fasciitis, so I am no stranger to foot pain. What you're describing doesn't sound like what I have, but something that does help with my foot pain is to roll my foot on a frozen water bottle. When your foot is hurting, it may be helpful and can help with inflammation inside the foot. Also, I invested in some nice insoles to put in my shoes for support. Sure losing weight will help, but that is not something that you can make happen overnight and I'm sure that you want relief now, so search for things you can do you relieve your pain well enough to be able to exercise (low impact, of course). I hope you can get it sorted soon, chronic pain is very frustrating.
Disagree bro; Underlying problem may not stem from the foot. Full bloods are necessary to rule out other issues. & if your not a Doctor, your advise in not warranted.
Hope you get better👌
thanks
Love you Jeff. Stay strong man
Foot pain sucks... you realize quick how immobile you become with it. But yeah dude just don't stress just man up and go to the DR because whatever it will cost will mean nothing if you don't or didn't catch something early. Your my favorite youtuber man and we need you around that's why I'm hitting you with it like this..bro to bro..get in there dude and face this shit. All the best.
Pulling for you Jeff! We all have our own issues!
Had the same problem(I’m overweight as well) the dc recommended a pair of high top boots. If that doesn’t work add a pair of dr scholls custom fits. Helped me out and I hope you see this and helps you as well
I would get that checked as soon as possible, don’t wait.
Pay the $55ish bucks, and get the Dr. Scholl’s inserts that the machine at Walmart tells you too, after doing the foot test.
They legitimately work.
good to know, I'm always in the market for good insoles for my Red Wings
cutlerylover I hope your foot gets better.
You’re definitely right about good and bad Doctors. I know with my own health problems, it took to see the right Doctor. My main problem was as they found one reason for being sick, something else popped up. In JanuaryI was sick all I did was sleep. I finally went to the hospital and immediately put in a trauma room. They determined I needed a blood transfusion. I’m currently waiting for a minor procedure on my heart
Do you ever sit "indian style"? I had pain on the outsides of feet due to sitting this way. I stopped sitting this way and it went away completely. Just a thought
nope very rarely...
i get it in my knees if i sit like that loo long and im young in great health
Sending some blessing and love from Jamaica Jeff.
Hope you get better soon bro
keep up the weightloss and hope you feel better brother
The weather has been kicking our tails down here. One minute it's cold, the next it's hot. One minute you feel well, the next minute you can't get out of bed. This too shall pass, though. Take care, man!!
keeping you in my thoughts and prayers🙏
FYI if u are/just started on keto you probably went thru the keto flu. The dizziness is low electrolytes specifically sodium. So you should add salt to everything you can or even drink water with a quarter teaspoon of salt when you're feeling dizzy. It's just showing you that your blood pressure is low. Which is fine better than high. I've been on keto for a year and a half and most days if I don't get enough salt I get dizzy as well. Get the weight off and I'd bet the feet start feeling better.
hope you get well soon...
however, col. jeff! great you dont take pills to ease the pain.
you are really great!
greetings from cologne, germany
Arthur
Avoiding the opiates is a very wise choice and I totally agree with you on the CBD. I personally would look for a free clinic if I were in the same situation as you. Good Luck.
It is hell getting old. Good luck brother at least it doesnt sound to serious. I'll pray for you.
Hey, I had something very similar to that in the 2nd and 3rd tarsal on top of my foot, it would get worse with more running and putting weight on it. After 6 months or so It got so bad I had to go to the doc and what started out as a stress reaction/mild stress fracture ended up a non displaced fracture that took 8 weeks in a boot to heal. Calcium supliments and stay off it is pretty much all you can do for fractured bones.
Have you tried high arches in your shoes?
There is one simple thing you need to do to lose weight, and that is to almost not eat anything, and having the discipline to continue with not eating. All the extra weight on your body is stored energy. It doesn't get used if you continue to eat, your body prioritises the callories from the food eaten. If you eat very small amounts of food, your body will instead use it's stored up energy, thus you will lose weight.
I had the same problem. Its the bone in the outside of the foot. I pretty sure there’s a joint there, not one that moves like a knuckle. The problem is the it gets sprained. My mother broke the bone. Its was a nightmare. Try an insole for you shoes. Keep it elevated when not walking. Also loose shoes may make it worse.
I'm old (76) and know what you are going through. I'm also 320 and 5'8", I've shrunk from 5'11". Went to a new doctor and the first visit she sent me to the ER. turns out I have blood clots and she saved my life. you may have to go to a doctor anyway. without a primary care Dr. you can go to a foot Dr. without a referral but do it.
Its good to hear whats going on. Honestly the knife reviews are great and all, but life can just be a little mundane with just more and more stuff. Seeing the man behind the camera makes it better.
Jeff, i think maybe you should look into plantar fasciitis, its a very common problem and relatively easy to correct, i think the CBD is wonderful, good on ya homie, take care😊
Hey Jeff, my dad has some general hip pain from old age and I turned him on to pure CBD extract. It's pure CBD and available in all 50 states. You should definently look into all the terpene profiles and flavors, really helps for pain
Empirewellness.com is where you can check it out
You are so right Jeff without your health you have nothing. I've been there being very sick everything I had meant nothing.
Jeff I have the same pain They said it was gout. I stopped beer,fermented foods and legumes. It sorta stopped. I had best relief with insoles. Good luck.
Hope you get better man.
Really awesome more video's😄👍!!!
Start with your shoes. New Balance has a line of Motion Control shoes and insoles that give good support and help correct faults in your gait (like the way I tend to roll the outside of my left for under when I push off). They've helped eliminate a lot of pain in my feet, knees, and back. Walking in the right shoes can do wonders to eliminate pain.
I got custom fitted orthodic insoles for my boots/shoes about 5 years ago because of a leg injury and flat feet causing leg, hip, and back pain. They were very expensive, but insurance paid a good share and it was completely worth it. I wish I would have gotten them years earlier.
I'm not saying this would fix your issues, just sharing my two cents.
Keep up the great vids, Jeff!
i know of morton neuroma being mostly in the middle of a foot but a lot is possible, you might have a morton neuroma around the lateral metatarsal... an mri scan would confirm/deny that
The Altra Lone Peak 4.0 shoes solved that issue for me. I hope that helps!
You ever try using doctor scholls machine at walmart or whatever. It reccomends a shoe insert depending on where you put your weight. An orthotic or insert might make a world of difference and inserts would set you back like 30 bucks.
hope you are able to get this figured out soon
Big ups on trying the CBD Jeff. Forget the haters . Do what you feel is right.
I haveca similiar issue, getting the correct shoe inserts helps a lot.
Try dr. Scholls custom orthotics. They are specific to the pressure points on your feet. Usually around $100 at most. They have kiosks in like walmarts that scan your feet, and even an app that takes a 3d scan of your foot.
I had the same foot pain from exactly the same problem, standing on the outside of my foot. Try putting your weight on the front of your foot. Kinda like u got heels on. Also a heeled shoe might help. I used to wear danskos alot, their made for people that stand on their feet all day. Good luck!
Try keen shoes nice and wide, all types from hiking boots to shoes. I have wide feet and big feet and Keen are great!
Look up plantar fasciitis. Also get your blood sugar check to make sure your not becoming pre-diabetic or diabetic. Since it may also be diabetic nerve damage. Ask yourself if the pain is located in the plantar of the foot which is part of the arch.
Hey Jeff, I hear you on the doctor rant. I went miss diagnosed for over ten years. Now it turns out that I have autonomic dysfunction. Since it went undiagnosed all others year, my autonomic nervous system is "beyond repair". Doctors are too arrogant and their patients suffer the consequences.
For your feet, I recommend going to Walmart and having your feet scanned to see what type of orthotic inserts you need. If you can't afford thoses, just get some cheap ones. They really make all the difference. All my shoes have inserts.
Jeff if you can swing the money you should buy a pair of Thorogood wedge sole boots. You'll see iron workers wearing them because it keeps their feet flat and keeps a lot of surface area while walking beams. I do the same thing as you with walking on the side of my foot and I'm only 150 lbs. Once I bought these boots they saved my feet while at work being on my feet for 10+ hours a day.
Get well soon
I struggled with the same problem... 10 kilos less and it went away.
The Affordable Care Act created a requirement for people to have health insurance that meets certain standards, called minimum essential coverage. This requirement to have health insurance is known as the “individual mandate.”
Even though the individual mandate requirement is the law, if you don’t have health insurance, you haven’t committed a crime. You won’t be arrested or sent to jail. However, it means that if your health insurance doesn't meet the minimum essential coverage standards spelled out in the Affordable Care Act, you may have to pay a fine when you file your taxes.
Why pay a fine on taxes and not just pay for the heath insurance?
Thanks for your untiring commitment, You really need to get to the root of your foot problem, you can google your foot symptoms and get pretty close, then go to a GP and explain what is wrong with you (they need all the help they can get) Get an accurate diagnosis together, then work out the best way to "Cure" your problem. Fix your diet, cut out any/all crap, this will help with the weight and everything long term. Don't mask the symptoms with pills while the problem progresses start correcting the condition, who knows hopefully it can be corrected without expensive pharma "management" Fix it you must, you are an intelligent guy, best of luck.
Hey man I know how that can be but what really changed my diet around was learning how to cook good food for cheap and quickly
I'm a big guy and I had the same issues... Pain on the outsides of my feet and into my pinky toes... I did the dr. Scholl's foot map kiosk at Walmart and got the appropriate insoles and I haven't had issues since.
Thats why im so glad that i live in Canada.
Freeze a plastic bottle filled with water and then place the bottle on the floor and roll your foot over it in the place it is sore. It may help relieve some of the pain.
I was a work a holic when I was in my forties.smoking.drinking,not sleeping properly. I always felt bad. the bubble burst when I was around fifty, my kidneys faied. I have been going through hell on dialysis for almost ten years. how im still alive is a miracle. so I guess the lesson is see a doctor regularly, even if you have to sell something. I hope everything works out for you and god bless.
i would recommend going straight to the podiatrist, the gp's never know much about feet. im not sure how easy that is in america, as im in the uk, but when i had foot problems. you can also get special insoles that will give you support by spreading the weight out.
I agree if I did end up going it would be right to a specialist...
I had on and off pain like that on the outside of my left foot. My wife finally made me go get it checked. Turned out to be a stress fracture of my 4th and 5th metatarsal. Not that that's your issue, just the way you describe the pain sounds familiar. Hope you feel better.
I hope you get well and feel better. I myself was in the same situation I really didn't feel well in 2014i went to the hospital n found out I had kidney failure and the more they looked the more they found so after the kidney failure I do dialysis 3 times a week but they found cancer in my stomach I've had 4 surgeries the in 2017 I lost my leg I keep pushing n dont think you problem is like this but get checked I'm still plugging along g but hope you get better
isn't health insurance required under Obamacare?
Canadian, Not taking your stuff Lightly, orthopedics, corrected my issues, but be I am no one in the know, Hang in there buddy, I am a chronic pain guy, paid for Bar scrapping years later, 60, Sounds like your on to your own answer, good luck. YOU CAN DO IT!
Some Walgreens have health clinics (its a nurse practitioner) they might be able to give you a general idea of what the issue is and it might be cheaper than a GP. Might be worth looking into to see what it would cost or just see a specialist first without a GP
Custom boots, Jeff. Check into White's or whatever company tickles your fancy. Call them and ask for their recommendation, too.
Jeff, I’m a tree surgeon and a logger. The best decision I ever made was getting a pair of heeled logging boots. Try some out.
Sorry you’re hurting cuz. The weight loss will help A TON. Both with your hoof problem AND you’re immune system. You know the score man. Stay dedicated to what you need to do for your health. You’ll be okay.
Hey Jeff. I know that its hard but loosing weight will help. However, start by getting some orthopaedic insoles. They might cost a bunch of money, but they are worth it. I have extremely flat feet and have plantar fasciitis and insoles have been a massive help. They can take a few weeks to get used to, and will likely cause more pain in the short term, but will help a great deal.
With regards to CBD. It is fantastic...and hopefully there will be some time in the near future where the ignorant and uneducated will learn and it will be more widely accepted.
I had gout Xmas before last and started walking on the outside of my right foot, now I think I have the same pain as you, sometimes it’s ok but when standing after sitting for a while it’s horrible for 10 or so steps it sucks
I have similar foot problems and I know That new balance sneakers work for me I know they're pricey but they work and also I walk a lot at work I would say try to get a foot bath and put absom salt in it that might work
Cold weather pains?
Sounds like it may be planter fasciitis. I got it a lot when I worked retail on concrete floors. Use a tennis ball to massage the bottom of your foot. Get well!
I would recommend a chiropractor. It won’t fix everything but it could get you straightened out more and could potentially fix your problem. Or at least make it better to an extent. And also not very costly.
sounds like tendinitis. did you have this problem with the sneakers? if not, try changing back to sneakers!
Get some really supportive shoes, like a good pair of boots AND some good inserts. New Balance were the inserts recommended to my wife by her podiatrist when she was having the same sort of issue. They make a HUGE difference! They will hurt more initially as your feet get used to be in the correct position, try several hours at a time initially, but keep with it!
I'm not a doctor or a specialist by any means but I've had problems with my feet my entire life. I was actually born with clubbed feet and was fortunate enough to have corrective surgery as a child. The biggest problem it left me with was completely flat feet. It really makes you realize how important the way you walk is. Orthotic inserts can be a complete life changer. They usually aren't the cheapest thing but some over the counter inserts are far less than seeing a specialist if you can't make it to one right now. I'd honestly recommend you continue to use high CBD flower. It can really make a huge difference in so many aspects of your life. I really hope this advice helps at all. I know how rough foot pain can be. You shouldn't have to deal with that.
I hope ya get better man, id hate to see something happen to ya
General practitioners and family practice docs are pretty general in their diagnosis but still the best place to start. From there you are looking at specialists all the way. Our health system is fucked but without Ins. So are you.
You could look into plain leaf kratom for occasional pain relief. Safe herbal pain relief with mild tickling of the opioid receptors to offer occasional pain relief, yes it’s technically an ‘opioid’ agonist but it has a ceiling so it is safe to use
Good luck on the weight loss buddy.