Forefoot pain is commonly caused by the following: First, metatarsalgia: women wear high-heeled shoes and narrow-headed shoes, which can cause excessive stress on the metatarsal heads, and therefore produce clinical symptoms of forefoot pain. replacing shoes and local physical therapy can reduce clinical symptoms. Gouty arthritis attack: can induce local redness, swelling, heat and pain in the forefoot, and the patient cannot walk normally with weight, usually with a clear history of gout and recent excessive alcohol consumption, or eating seafood. Third, traumatic fracture: can cause local pain, swelling, limited activity, taking X-rays will reveal the presence of fractures. Pain in the forefoot must be diagnosed early and treated early in order to obtain rapid relief of clinical symptoms.