What is the reason for foot pain after drinking beer

Many people feel foot pain every time after drinking beer. This symptom may be caused by many medical reasons. If you find that your feet hurt, it is best not to drink beer again, otherwise you will damage your body again. Also, please note that this may be caused by a disease such as gout, so try to go to the hospital for a detailed examination.

Any form of stimulation (physical or chemical) can cause pain if it reaches a certain intensity. It is currently believed that various forms of super-strong stimulation can cause tissue cells to release certain chemicals, called analgesics, including: acetylcholine, 5-hydroxytryptamine, histamine, bradykinin and peptides, potassium ions, hydrogen ions, and acidic metabolites released when tissue is damaged; prostaglandin E1 has also been shown to increase the sensitivity of tissues to pain and cause pain.

Wearing the wrong shoes is a major cause of foot pain. Other common causes include gout, arthritis, and hallux valgus.

Foot pain after walking or standing for a long time, pain lasting for 1 week. The pain is so severe that it is impossible to move. The foot shows signs of infection. Diseases that cause heel pain include heel lipofibrosis, Achilles tendinitis, heel bursitis, heel spurs, plantar fasciitis, calcaneal and talar joint arthritis, etc. The most common are the first five diseases, so it is necessary to check to determine the cause. Treatment mainly includes drug treatment including oral medication, topical medication, massage, surgery, etc. Chinese medicine can be used for treatment after syndrome differentiation.

1. Pain in the soles of the feet: Common symptoms of ankylosing spondylitis include heel pain, pain in the soles of the feet, intercostal muscle pain, etc.

2. Heel pain (calcanodynia), pain on one or both sides of the heel, no redness or swelling, and difficulty walking. Also known as heel pain. It is a disease caused by lesions in the bones, joints, bursae, fascia, etc. of the heel. The most common is plantar fasciitis, which often occurs in people who stand or walk for long periods of time. It is caused by long-term, chronic minor injuries and is manifested by the rupture and repair process of the plantar fascia fibers, bone hyperplasia and tenderness at the fascia attachment on the inner side of the calcaneus, and lateral X-rays showing calcaneal spurs. However, bone spurs do not necessarily cause heel pain, and plantar fasciitis does not necessarily cause bone spurs.

3. Toe pain: Gouty toe pain mostly occurs in middle-aged men, often with an acute onset, and most patients experience redness, swelling, heat and pain in the toes, ankles and other joints.

4. Radiating pain in the feet: Radiating pain in the lower limbs due to lumbar disc herniation occurs in 80% of patients and often occurs after the low back pain is reduced or disappears. It manifests as radiating irritation or numbness from the waist to the back of the thighs and calves, reaching the soles of the feet. In severe cases, there may be electric shock-like severe pain from the waist to the feet, often accompanied by numbness. Those with mild pain can walk with a limp; those with severe pain need to rest in bed, preferably with their waist, hips, and knees bent.