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Sudden sharp pains base of big toe, injury likely

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Mar 31, 2022.

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Hi,
So, apparently I've injured something on my left foot. Yesterday, a lot of gardening work and squatting to pull weeds and such and had feet flexed a lot while doing this for hours with a few breaks. I'm no spring chicken but I'm in pretty good shape and do this stuff a lot. I was fine when I finished (well, except for my back issues) but when getting ready for bed I noticed my feet were a little achy and I kind of stood on the ball of the left foot and lifted my heel a bit to stretch it...

Sudden sharp pains base of big toe, injury likely

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admin, Mar 31, 2022

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