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Runner Therapy: Reader Q&A, Big Pain in Big Toe by irunnerblog Posted Tue 25 May 2010 10:27am The Qu estion: Received via email- Recently during work when I get up from my desk I have the strangest thing happen, a stabbing pain in my one big toe. No place else, just a stabbing pain under my one big toe. Is this associated with plantar fasciitis, as I have been prone to this? Marisa from Runner Therapy says: The hallmark Read on »

Big Toe Skin is Split and Bloody by Daria Posted Sat 16 Jan 2010 12:00am Just after I got out of bed today, noticed an unusual feeling on the bottom of my big toe, right foot. When I looked at it ... there was a small bloody vertical split... for breakfast. When I came home, I soaked the toe in a solution of warm water and salt. Then, I applied Polysporin and wrapped it up in gauze. I also noticed my other big toe was looking Read on »

My Big Toe Joint Hurts! The Arthritis You Never Knew! by Dr. Marybeth Crane Facebook

Posted Sun 13 Sep 2009 11:37am with this? Well, it may be plain ol’arthitis! Arthritis in the big toe (aka: hallux) joint is known as “Hallux Limitus” or Hallux Rigidus” depending on whether it the motion in your toe... Have you ever suspected you have arthritis in your big toe joint? It is one of those conditions that slowly creeps up on you. You may be going about your business only Read on »

My Big Toe by theselfhealingcoach Posted Sun 31 Jan 2010 1:17pm I never told anyone about my big toe. I don’t mean the nailor the padded bottombut right at the tip – the part that sometimes stubs itself on a wallthat part. Sometimes.... Have you ever been out at a cafe with friends and also actively thinking about your big toe? Unless maybe you were breaking in a new pair of shoes and a blister was forming Read on »

My Damn Big Toe! by Lee Patient Expert

Posted Wed 22 Oct 2008 4:53pm I finally gave in and called the foot doc for an appointment to take care of my left big toe. Part of me is actually wondering if I may have fractured the bone from all... big toe. I had to carry the bags up the stairs seperately to avoid the agony! And of course that frustrated the hell out of me because every time something like this happens I Read on »

My New Big Toe by Tommy Kirchhoff Posted Wed 11 Aug 2010 1:33pm it is ? After seven years of practicing Fu Tai Chi posture, and Tai Chi principles, my whole body has changed. The most surprising and recent change is that of my big toe on my right foot. As of April 2010, my right big toe had gotten so much stronger that it started developing new calluses. By May, it started wearing holes through socks and slippers Read on »

Revenge of the big toe by ANNGREGORY74 Patient Expert

Posted Sat 21 Feb 2009 11:36pm my podiatry appointment. I was just going in to have my big toe looked at with strict orders that the podiatrist was only supposed to do the least invasive procedure to fix the problem. Didn't happen. After consulting with Dr. Alousi, Dr. Oliver decided that I needed to have surgery on both big toes and it was going to happen today. To clarify things, I've Read on »

The Big Toe by Carson B.

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Posted Mon 05 Apr 2010 9:25am with reduced hallux extension and pronated feet often have diminished effects of this mechanism and ultimately less efficient (Dananberg, 1986). When the big toe does not extend well... While it is not a big joint, the firstmetatarsophalangealjoint may be one of the most important joints in running gait. There is no question that dysfunctional patterns can Read on »

The Big Toe Wins...this time by Nick B. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 22 Sep 2008 11:03am I got home that night, the top left of my right foot's big toe was red, sore to the touch, and slightly swollen. Kinda felt like an ingrown toenail. Friday was a scheduled day... morning, the big toe was highly upset! I really think all the sloshing around lately in the mud on 300+ mile trail shoes was the culprit. So now what? I planned for and was out here Read on »

Cross Country Skiing and Great Toe Arthritis by Northcoast Footcare Facebook

Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:06pm at the toe. This frees the heel and allows the skier to kick and glide across the snow. Although cross country skiing is low-impact and a great exercise for individuals with arthritis, the foot motion can place excess stress on the great toe joint. Continue Reading » Social Bookmarking Options Read on »