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So we have NAME_1 here. He's a new patient for his right foot. All right, so tell me when it started to bother you. Was there any injury and what you tried for it? So the main reason we came in is because of the surge. I had these sharp static pains right on the bottom of my foot, in the base of the toes, and then a little bit on top as well. But so I've had that problem. And then for years, every once in a while, I like tweak the inside. to my knee, like right in here. And I'm just thinking that they might be linked together just based on how I walk. Yeah. OK. Got you. Got you. It's good information for me. So no specific injury down here within the last month at all. And what have you tried for it so far? I've tried stretches for it, insoles, what else? Icing it. It went away after three weeks. But he's a competitive golfer, so he So having a foot problem like that is bad. It's tough on the foot, right? And then the knee, it's all the same leg. It just seems to be having this problem. Okay. And have you seen anybody specifically for the foot? Or am I the first one to come with her? He had his physical and the doctor, he told her about it. And she says two weeks seemed to be a long time. Yeah, come in, get some x-rays. I think that's a good idea. And it happened to be hurting when you saw her, right? Right. She would have justice. better? Yeah. Gotcha, gotcha. So competitive golfer, you're playing this this summer I assume and the season is what, fall? We play in the spring. Spring. He technically plays all year. All year, right. And that was at the end of the high school season. Gotcha, I gotcha. And good, good. Other sports you play? Golf. I ski in the winters, but not competitively. Gotcha, yeah. Good, good. And how's, how's any medical problems any to know about? Healthy? No, yeah. Okay, good. Alright, alright my friend, well good, good information. Let's take a look for you, do me a favor, I'm gonna examine you now and kind of describe my exam out loud. Go ahead and stand if you would. So I want to kind of look at your alignment there. So on standing inspection there's neutral alignment at the knees. Also neutral alignment at the ankles and feet. No significant deformity in the forefoot, no deformity in the lesser toes. Good, you have a seat for me, thank you. Let's take a look, the right side, correct? So right lower leg, ankle, foot. Warm, well-perfused. A small amount of callusing at the ball of the foot and at the heel. There's no significant swelling. And I'm  Write your response with exactly 5 paragraphs, separated with the markdown divider: ***.
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