<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

The culprit is my right foot. If my mind's not focused on my foot, then it's fine.The second I think about my foot, it starts to have this strange pain.

I've had it for as long as I can remember. When I was in school, if I thought about it and couldn't walk around to forget about it, I would lift my chair and slide my foot underneath the chair peg and sit on it with all my weight and that would make it feel better.

Sometimes it can happen when with my right hand as well but it's easier to forget for some reason. It also might trigger if I'm feeling claustrophobic at any given point in time. I can try to focus on the pain and overcome it but it tends to intensify when I do that resulting in me randomly having to flail my foot around to shake off the pain.

It's crazy and uncomfortable enough for me to fantasize about removing the foot but I don't think I ever would. I might take a regrown foot and swap it out but beyond that, I'm able to live with it.

Has anyone heard of any stories of similar instances or have any clues as to what could cause such things? Or does anyone have the same problem?

I can't really describe the type of pain it is. It's not a burn. Maybe like that feeling when you swing a metal baseball bat at a baseball just right so that it vibrates in your bones, but it's constant.
<bot>: Right foot has mystery pain. Only hurts when I think about my foot. Physically hurting my foot makes the pain go away until I stop. Feels like heavy vibration rattling bones constantly.