Does this sound like a stress fracture?

[Believe123]

press on the spot...if it is a stinging pain definitely get it checked out. I've had one stress fracture in my foot and it was to the point when i could hardly walk on it, granted that was after racing on it really hard. Point being if its not centered on a certain spot on the bone I'd seriously doubt its a stress fracture. Also when my stress fracture was treated we only used ice for the pain, Ultrasound treatment was for the actual healing process.

[classof2013runner]

So the leg pain that I had is long gone now, so it definitely wasn't a stress fracture. While I'm here, I have this pain on the top of my right foot that started up a couple of days ago. Any thoughts on what this could be?

[Green Lantern]

Hypochondria. Not sure thugh.

[Crystazul]

Originally Posted by classof2013runner

So the leg pain that I had is long gone now, so it definitely wasn't a stress fracture. While I'm here, I have this pain on the top of my right foot that started up a couple of days ago. Any thoughts on what this could be?

With descriptions like this the only thing you can do is go see a doctor if you are really concerned about it. Nobody here is going to be able to give you any appreciable advice when you ask what a mysterious pain in your foot might be...

The general consensus for cases like this is to take a day or two off, that is not going to result in any loss in fitness. Maybe take this week easy in your training and avoid and tempo/repeat/hard efforts and evaluate on your own what the best course of action might be after that time (i.e. go see a doctor if it still bothers you).

[Rob A]

Originally Posted by classof2013runner

So the leg pain that I had is long gone now, so it definitely wasn't a stress fracture. While I'm here, I have this pain on the top of my right foot that started up a couple of days ago. Any thoughts on what this could be?

I would call these various aches and pains you are getting a part of being a runner. You stated you run 30-35 miles a week. Over time as you compete more, and at the same time, gradually increase your mileage, you will realize that all these little aches and pains are just a part of the deal. Foam roll, ice something that hurts after running, and keep training. If it is serious enough to need time off or a sports doctor to look at it, you'll know after a few days of trying to run through it.

[steeple923]

Originally Posted by classof2013runner

So the leg pain that I had is long gone now, so it definitely wasn't a stress fracture. While I'm here, I have this pain on the top of my right foot that started up a couple of days ago. Any thoughts on what this could be?

Try Lydiard lacing on your shoes (up the sides and horizontally across) and see if that helps.