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Foot pain after walking

Do your feet hurt after walking for exercise because of your weight? Does it improve with weight loss?

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    Yes my feet used to hurt, now don't hurt at all..I could walk for HOURS....

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    I have major foot problems. Stress fractures, broken bones, swollen joints, everything possible. This happens just from regular walking. When I go to the gym I love to do steep incline walks. The next day I cannot walk on my feet for a few days.

    This is one of the health issues I hope clear up with my weight loss. My goal is to get into running a 5K as I drop the pounds. I just hope that I have not injured my feet so much with this weight that I cannot succeed at this goal.

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