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Curly toes=?, "Correct Toes" & Spacers

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Jan 10, 2024.

  1. admin

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    I saw a podiatrist the other day for 4 problems I'm having, but he was a dud. If anyone with PERSONAL experience on these 2 topics can respond, that would be great.

    3.5 years ago I noticed that the toes on my right foot were "curling". (Can't get the photos downloaded.) The doctor claimed it's hammer toe and I can try "Correct toes". After doing research and looking at numerous photos, I think he's a quack. Possibly I have mallet toes, but the best photo comparable to what mine look like is...

    Curly toes=?, "Correct Toes" & Spacers

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