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Lump/Bump and a Mystery Bruise

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Feb 9, 2024.

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I'm waiting for my insurance to approve some extra imaging that my podiatrist ordered for a plantar fibroma(my assumption, based on Google).
It's been a couple of weeks since my last appointment and I completely forgot to ask him about this stubborn little bruise under the pinky toe nail on that same foot.
I noticed the lump around September last year, was selling a house and kinda forgot to bring it up to my GP until around December(it looked like I had a little almond under one of my ugly...

Lump/Bump and a Mystery Bruise

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admin, Feb 9, 2024

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