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Little Lump on the top of my foot, any ideas?

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Pedro_Perez Oct 2011 10:20pm, 2 Oct 2011 283 posts	0 Pedro_Perez Good afternoon Fetch Folk, I was wandering if one you kind folk could help me out a little, I have just done a 10 mile run and noticed afterwards that my left foot was tender, I ran my hand over the area and discovered a nice little bump that’s sore when I touch it. It’s a hard bump about the size of a pea and it’s just came out of the blue. Everything was pretty normal on my run, normal trainers, nothing different at all really. I have taken a pic and highlighted the area, you cant really see it very well but it will give you an idea of where it is. [Unrecognised or non-public image reference] Going to give the docs a bell in the morning though, it’s a little freaky. Thanks in advance for your time.
cabletow Oct 2011 10:25pm, 2 Oct 2011 20729 posts	0 cabletow Ganglion?
Pedro_Perez Oct 2011 10:33am, 3 Oct 2011 284 posts	0 Pedro_Perez Could be, had a little google and it may well be that. Its still the same size today and still hurts to touch.
Son of a Pronator Man Oct 2011 12:41pm, 3 Oct 2011 5803 posts	0 Son of a Pronator Man Ganglioins aren't sore. The one I had, wasn't.

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