Author: Foot Doc
Date: 3/24/2007 6:23 pm PDT
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***********************************************************If I am correct that you are talking about the lumps being on the plantar surfaces of the feet in the area of the arch, check out previous posts made here for seemingly similar problems by using the search option on the top margin of this page and entering the word, "dupuytren" to see if the descriptions seem to fit your situation. However, whether or not they seem to fit, you must see a podiatrist or another qualified specialist for an actual examination, as lumps and bumps always require a look-see and hands-on evaluation. There is no way to determine whether any information obtained here relates specifically to your individual situation.
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