Re: The blue little toe
- From: Paul Schilter <paulschilter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2005 16:08:54 -0400
Steffen,
Well here's a wild ass guess; I don't think so. If it was a heart related problem it probably wouldn't matter on the wetness or dryness of your foot. But this is just what jumps to my mind and I "ain't" no doctor. :-) I would recommend you ask your doctor as well as seek opinions here. Good luck
Paul
Steffen wrote:
Hi.
I am 51 year and athletic. (Lifeguard in the local swimming bath). I have incidentally been diagnosed a bicuspid aortic valve. 3 months ago my left little toe was blue on the "pad". I had occasionally attack of pains who was reliefed when I lay down.
I was at the hospital (rheumatological ward) for 1 week. When I became discharged the doctor said to me, I could try to take 150 mg acetylsalicyl acid. I did that and the blue little toe is now almost normal and the pain-attacks is disappeared.
When I have been in the local swimming pool and cold after a swim, my heels and my little toes is flaming in red - but with no pains! When I am dry and warm again, my feets regains their usual color again.
Can there be a connection between the bicuspid aortic valve and the blue little toe?
Kind regards
Steffen
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