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Big Toe problems

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Dec 4, 2016.

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So I injured one of my toes when playing football a couple months back, around 2-3 months ago. A portion of the toe nail was stripped off, not a lot mind you but still. I payed no mind and put some polysporin cream on it after when the injury took place and left it alone. Seems like that was a big mistake. The toe nail isnt growing, or very slowly, around the toe is red and I think I spot a blue spot on the edge and the toe nail is of a noticeably yellow tint. Also, it doesnt hurt, which I'm...

Big Toe problems

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Big Toe problems

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Big Toenail problems!!

Nail fungus type infection , only on each big toe ?

Broken big toe, no range of movement

Lump on big toe DIP joint

Infection on left big toe , now infection on right big toe

Big toe not moving upwards

Sudden sharp pains base of big toe, injury likely

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Big Toe problems

admin Administrator Staff Member

Big Toenail problems!!

Nail fungus type infection , only on each big toe ?

Broken big toe, no range of movement

Lump on big toe DIP joint

Infection on left big toe , now infection on right big toe

Big toe not moving upwards

Sudden sharp pains base of big toe, injury likely

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