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Sharp shooting toe pain

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Sep 29, 2016.

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Two nights ago I woke up screaming because it felt like someone was trying to saw off my toes. The pain disappeared within a few seconds so I thought it had been a dream.

Later that day the same thing happened. Sudden sharp HORRID pain in the first three toes on my right foot (mainly the tips). It came on so fast and hurt so bad I literally screamed and fell over. Again the pain went away within a few seconds. It felt like knives and electric shocks. Obviously this wasn't caused by a...

Sharp shooting toe pain

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admin, Sep 29, 2016

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