Red Mosquito

Maybe your shoes don't fit you right?

I don't think so. But maybe. I've had these shoes for a while. And before these I had another pair that was the same make & model. I haven't had any issues until Saturday evening. During my run on Sat I felt fine. Then Sat night I stood up from the couch and it felt like I had a giant bruise on the top of my foot, like I'd dropped something heavy on it.

Went for a run on Sun and felt totally fine during the run. But again, later that afternoon, well after the run, the discomfort returned. I took Monday off entirely. At different points throughout the day the top of my foot would just hurt. Other times it's fine.

It didn't bother me at all during my ride today. But about 10 minutes ago it started aching again. And all I'm doing is sitting at work. None of the shoes I've worn in the past month are new. All of them are shoes I've worn for a while now.

My wife is worried it might be a stress fracture. And I suppose that's possible. But wouldn't that hurt while running? I feel like it hurts less the more I'm moving, oddly.

I've never had a stress fracture but I wouldn't think that would feel better when running. Sounds like soft tissue. See a podiatrist if it keeps up, my fiance had a top of foot problem that lingered for a while and a cortisone shot made it go away.

A cortisone shot is a dumb idea

verb_to_trust wrote:A cortisone shot is a dumb idea

Oh well in that case we'll go back and reverse that decision.

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:A cortisone shot is a dumb idea

Oh well in that case we'll go back and reverse that decision.

Sounds good

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:A cortisone shot is a dumb idea

Oh well in that case we'll go back and reverse that decision.

Sounds good

Yeah thanks for the heads up, had we known that not feeling pain was dumb we would have behaved differently.

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:A cortisone shot is a dumb idea

Oh well in that case we'll go back and reverse that decision.

Sounds good

Yeah thanks for the heads up, had we known that not feeling pain was dumb we would have behaved differently.

You do understand that a cortisone shot doesn't address the underlying biomechanical problem, right?

when i was in middle school i had a sharp pain in my knee while i was still or walking, but when i ran i didn't feel any pain at all...it was the weirdest thing

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:A cortisone shot is a dumb idea

Oh well in that case we'll go back and reverse that decision.

Sounds good

Yeah thanks for the heads up, had we known that not feeling pain was dumb we would have behaved differently.

You do understand that a cortisone shot doesn't address the underlying biomechanical problem, right?

No man I'm out here moving through the world with just zero fucking idea how the human body works. I assume all pain is caused by evil energy which must be expelled from the body. Every shot I get from the doctor is a near-religious experience.

Cortisone shots are NEVER a good idea for runners.

Always deal with the underlying issue before resorting to pain killing.

Get the fuck out of this thread, Mickey!

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:A cortisone shot is a dumb idea

Oh well in that case we'll go back and reverse that decision.

Sounds good

Yeah thanks for the heads up, had we known that not feeling pain was dumb we would have behaved differently.

You do understand that a cortisone shot doesn't address the underlying biomechanical problem, right?

No man I'm out here moving through the world with just zero fucking idea how the human body works. I assume all pain is caused by evil energy which must be expelled from the body. Every shot I get from the doctor is a near-religious experience.

I would suggest your fiance lose some weight

run2death wrote:Cortisone shots are NEVER a good idea for runners.

Always deal with the underlying issue before resorting to pain killing.

Get the fuck out of this thread, Mickey!

It's weird because I definitely don't remember recommending a cortisone shot in this particular case but the two most normal posters here are saying that I have so I must have.

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:A cortisone shot is a dumb idea

Oh well in that case we'll go back and reverse that decision.

Sounds good

Yeah thanks for the heads up, had we known that not feeling pain was dumb we would have behaved differently.

You do understand that a cortisone shot doesn't address the underlying biomechanical problem, right?

No man I'm out here moving through the world with just zero fucking idea how the human body works. I assume all pain is caused by evil energy which must be expelled from the body. Every shot I get from the doctor is a near-religious experience.

I would suggest your fiance lose some weight

As I've said many times, I seriously think you need professional psychological help.

Mickey wrote:

run2death wrote:Cortisone shots are NEVER a good idea for runners.

Always deal with the underlying issue before resorting to pain killing.

Get the fuck out of this thread, Mickey!

It's weird because I definitely don't remember recommending a cortisone shot in this particular case but the two most normal posters here are saying that I have so I must have.

How is saying your fat fiance getting a cortisone shot to address pain in the same area Joey has pain not a recommendation?

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

run2death wrote:Cortisone shots are NEVER a good idea for runners.

Always deal with the underlying issue before resorting to pain killing.

Get the fuck out of this thread, Mickey!

It's weird because I definitely don't remember recommending a cortisone shot in this particular case but the two most normal posters here are saying that I have so I must have.

How is saying your fat fiance getting a cortisone shot to address pain in the same area Joey has pain not a recommendation?

"See a podiatrist if it keeps up"

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

run2death wrote:Cortisone shots are NEVER a good idea for runners.

Always deal with the underlying issue before resorting to pain killing.

Get the fuck out of this thread, Mickey!

It's weird because I definitely don't remember recommending a cortisone shot in this particular case but the two most normal posters here are saying that I have so I must have.

How is saying your fat fiance getting a cortisone shot to address pain in the same area Joey has pain not a recommendation?

"See a podiatrist if it keeps up"

That's also not a great recommendation

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

run2death wrote:Cortisone shots are NEVER a good idea for runners.

Always deal with the underlying issue before resorting to pain killing.

Get the fuck out of this thread, Mickey!

It's weird because I definitely don't remember recommending a cortisone shot in this particular case but the two most normal posters here are saying that I have so I must have.

How is saying your fat fiance getting a cortisone shot to address pain in the same area Joey has pain not a recommendation?

"See a podiatrist if it keeps up"

That's also not a great recommendation

Oh for sure man, good point.