Hunter26
Lil-Rokslider
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If it were me and I had a sheep hunt which generally don't come around to often I wouldn't mess around. You probably have gotten some good suggestions on here but man I wouldn't risk the science of people on the internet that haven't had a chance to even look at your foot.
I am partial but I would go see a physical therapist and in Colorado you have a ton of them. My wife is one and I have seen her do some pretty amazing things for people and myself. It isn't always a quick easy fix but bare minimum you will get a specific treatment plan that should make a positive impact. If it is muscle related you can try dry needling. I thought it sounded crazy but has worked wonders for different things for me in the past. I would also look for a PT who has a specialty in feet if you can. A doctor is fine but they generally end up recommending you to go see somebody that specifically works on functionality like a PT.
I am partial but I would go see a physical therapist and in Colorado you have a ton of them. My wife is one and I have seen her do some pretty amazing things for people and myself. It isn't always a quick easy fix but bare minimum you will get a specific treatment plan that should make a positive impact. If it is muscle related you can try dry needling. I thought it sounded crazy but has worked wonders for different things for me in the past. I would also look for a PT who has a specialty in feet if you can. A doctor is fine but they generally end up recommending you to go see somebody that specifically works on functionality like a PT.