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dontlikeliver
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Does anyone know if there are other conditions than Bartonella, or reasons that are not even really a medical problem or disease, that causes sore soles?

This morning my daughter said her soles hurt, her throat hurt, and she had an upset stomach too. This is scaring me 'half to death' and I am looking for other causes of sore soles that are not TBD.

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DLL,
does your daughter have blisters or a rash on her feet and in her mouth and throat? There is a virus, I think it might be coxsackievirus, that causes symptoms like this.

Children often get it , mine did when they were at school, and its often called Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease, look it up on Google, you might be able to identify it and put your mind at rest. If you take her to the doctors they will know about it, I think it's fairly common.
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Thanks Elinor. No, no blisters or rash of any kind. DLL
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