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Hi, new here, help does anyone know what this is?

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Nov 11, 2017.

  1. admin

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    Hi,
    It all started a couple of months ago. I walk funny because of several knee and ankle injuries which meant I was walking inwards and i ended up getting a blister under my big toenail. Went to the doctors and had nail removed. New nail was already growing underneath. But after it dried and healed up I noticed a black mark in the corner. Family I showed it to just laughed and said it was sock fluff. Obviously it isnt. Went back to the docs and they said there is a cancer you can get in...

    Hi, new here, help does anyone know what this is?

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