Do you have pain in the top of your foot? Pain around your toes? Bunion pain?
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The presence of pain in the top of your foot can indicate many conditions. Among them are:
- Bunion aside the large toe
- Tailor's bunion aside the little toe
- Fractures of the metatarsals (bones connecting the mid-foot to the toes)
- Ankle sprains
- Dislocated toes
- Diabetic peripheral neuropathy
- Crossover toes
- or many other conditions.
If you're experiencing significant pain or discomfort in the top of your foot, please make an appointment at PA Foot and Ankle Associates for an evaluation.
Foot, top view (dorsal)
Using your mouse, point to the area of your foot that's giving you pain, or use the links next to the image.
Toenail is painful and red at sides of nail
Big toe is stiff or difficult to move
Big toe joint or side of foot is painful and red
Toenails are yellowing, thickening, crumbling
Toe is laying over or crossing over big toe
Toe is sore, bruised, painful, or difficult to move
I'm diabetic and I have burning, tingling, or sharp pain near my toes, or my foot feels numb
The top of my foot is sore and it's difficult to move
I have pain, stiffness, bruising, or difficulty moving my ankle
Go to other views, if you have
Pain on the inside of your ankle
Pain on the outside of your ankle
Pain in the bottom of your foot
