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Second toe Sudden joint pain

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Dec 14, 2018.

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Hello...I scanned through threads looking for something similar and didn't see anything, so please forgive if this question has already been posed.

I'm female, 41 years old, height/weight proportionate with a fairly sedentary lifestyle (apart from mild floor exercise and housework). I do have Hashimoto's disease, and what I believe is undiagnosed arthritis symptoms. I've never had any foot injury or illness.

Yesterday, I noticed the joint on my second toe - right foot to be very...

Second toe Sudden joint pain

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admin, Dec 14, 2018

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