Guest guest Posted October 18, 1999 Report Share Posted October 18, 1999 >Subject: Re: Foot Rash > >, you have ruled out so many things, is it capillitis, >where capillaries leak red cells. I don't know. I never heard of this before. Do you have any info you could share on it. >I had this for years. I know one cure. Is it >one one leg more than the other? Sam On foot is slightly more than the other. It is only around the inner ankle on both feet. This is where the top part of the shoe was rubbing and/or too tight. And Meenie wrote... >Sounds like Pitechea (Im spelling that wrong, Im sure) but >anyway, its where tiny blood vessels (capilaries) burst from >pressure and make little red dots that look like a rash. Its >actually tiny dots of blood under the skin. This is a very good description of it! >It will re-absorb and be gone in a day or two or three. So this is basically nothing to be concerned about? Is it diabetes related or is it just a new/bad fitting shoe thing? Thanks again, all. PAUL KOSSART Peru, IL USA NMRA, LDSIG, OPSIG, BRHS, TP & W-HS LaSalle & Bureau County Model R.R. Club Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Model R.R. (HO-1969) " Serving Agriculture & Industry In The Illiniwek River Valley " -------------------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 19, 1999 Report Share Posted October 19, 1999 I have just brought new shoes also, but one time I had them on and my ankle weights on and the weights rubed on my ankle and the next day I went walking with my boyfriend and he noticed that it was bleeding and when we got back inside he took care of my ankle for me. jenny Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 20, 1999 Report Share Posted October 20, 1999 If it's what I think it is, , it isn't diabetes related, just due to the pressure. Is it still there? How long has it been? Meenie Re: Foot Rash >> >>, you have ruled out so many things, is it capillitis, >where >capillaries leak red cells. > >I don't know. I never heard of this before. Do you have any info you could >share on it. > >>I had this for years. I know one cure. Is it >>one one leg more than the other? Sam > >On foot is slightly more than the other. It is only around the inner ankle >on both feet. This is where the top part of the shoe was rubbing and/or >too tight. > > >And Meenie wrote... > >>Sounds like Pitechea (Im spelling that wrong, Im sure) but >anyway, its >where tiny blood vessels (capilaries) burst from >pressure and make little >red dots that look like a rash. Its >actually tiny dots of blood under the >skin. > >This is a very good description of it! > >>It will re-absorb and be gone in a day or two or three. > >So this is basically nothing to be concerned about? Is it diabetes related >or is it just a new/bad fitting shoe thing? > >Thanks again, all. > > > >PAUL KOSSART Peru, IL USA >NMRA, LDSIG, OPSIG, BRHS, TP & W-HS >LaSalle & Bureau County Model R.R. Club >Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Model R.R. (HO-1969) > " Serving Agriculture & Industry In The Illiniwek River Valley " > >-------------------------------------------------------------- > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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