General Bumblefoot?

That's definitely bumblefoot. Please read this page for more info and treatment: https://www.guinealynx.info/pododermatitis.html

If redness occurs, she will need to be put on antibiotics. See this page for a list of exotic vets: https://www.guinealynx.info/vetlist.html

To bring down the swelling, you'll need to give her an epsom salt soak. Make sure to keep a close eye on her so she doesn't ingest anything.

Also if you switched to fleece, you'll need to keep it very clean to prevent infection.

Thank you so much for the interest @dirah93
Tell me please epsom salt it is magnesium sulfate? I ask because i don't know what it is and I have searched on google and i find that is magnesium sulfate, and i don't want to be wrong.
Thank you so much for everything.

You're welcome. And yes epsom salt is magnesium sulfate

Thank you so much!

Same advice as what you got at GL -- see https://www.guinealynx.info/pododermatitis.html.

Thank you @bpatters

Hello again,
my piggy foot is same. I don't know what to do anymore. But I have read that some Vets often prescribe antibiotics such as Baytril, together with Rimadyl. I don't know what to do. Can I give her those medicine?
and also how to give her? How much or how?

You probably can't get antibiotics without a vet's prescription.

I wouldn't give her Rimadyl. Pain medications can cause problems with the gut, and you certainly don't want to add digestive issues to foot problems. Also, most pigs don't seem to exhibit much pain with bumblefoot unless it's really bad.

How often are you soaking her foot? What solution are you using? What is the strength of the solution?

Bumblefoot can be hard to cure, and it takes a LOT of patience.

I use epsom salt 2 times a day. And for few days I use iodine also.
I put her leg with iodine and betadine, after that I soaking her leg in epsom salt, after that I wash her leg and I give with calendula cream.
Now i have ordered from gorgeous guinea an F&M ointment that they say is good for bumblefoot.
i would do anything just to see her ok.

How much Epsom salts in how much water? Maybe the solution isn't strong enough to do any good.

How long are you soaking it? Maybe it's not long enough to help.

And doing the Betadine before the Epsom salts is the wrong way around. You're just turning around and soaking all the Betadine off the foot as soon as you put it on.

I put 15gr epsom salt on 20 - 30ml water .
It is better to put betadine with iodine after soaking her leg on Epsom salt?

I don't know what you mean by "Betadine with iodine." Betadine IS iodine -- it's combined with a complex polymer called povidone. It's strong stuff, and shouldn't be left on the pig's foot. You can paint the area of the bumblefoot sore with it, just not the area around that.

I have no idea how much 15 grams of epsom salts is -- I don't have a scale that weighs that small. I'd put a heaping teaspoon full in 1/4 cup of water. You do need to rinse afterward.

You didn't say how long you're soaking it? And are you putting the pig's foot in the solution, or just putting a cloth on it?

I am sorry was my mistake. I wanted to say iodine with baneocin. I make a mixture of them and I put it on the leg.
15gr is something like 2 teaspoon and the water i put it in one normal cigarette ashtray.
i let her in the solution about 10 min. After that she get bored and is a very scared piggy. I have to let her more?

No, ten minutes is good. Make sure she's somewhere comfortable, and feed her yummy treats while she's soaking her foot. Just don't let the food dip into the solution.

I usually put a towel on a table and put the pig in the crook of one arm, then feed with the other.

She don't eat nothing when is there. She just stay with a scary face and after 10 minutes, it's like ok, come on, let's go. After that i take her in my lap, eats her favorite food and is happy.
Thank you so much for your advices.