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Hard bump on toe located next to big toe

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Apr 22, 2009
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the joint toe next to big toe protrudes
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While playing tennis 2 years ago I ran toward the net and stopped suddenly which caused the toe (next to the big toe)joint to protrude. I never did anything about it and now scar tissue has formed and the joint sticks up and overlaps the big toe. My second toe was originally longer than my big toe. Also I have bunions (no pain) which throughout the years has caused the hammer toe. I am thinking of having my bunion removed surgically as well as fixing the toe next to it, however all 3 surgeons suggest I have the joint cut and a pin put in to hold it in place. My question is if the joint is removed and made shorter, how will I be able to grab the ground the way normal toes are supposed to? And if they put a metal rod or pin to keep the big toe from further moving won't that prevent me from walking correctly. I mean how will I ever be able to bend the big toe or one next to it? This does not make sense to me. Is there any way that toe can be reconstructed so its equal to the other toe? As it is I have lower back problmes and believe my imbalance of foot functiong has been the culprit. Oh, and because my foot is so out of wack the 3rd toe next to the big toe is semi-numb because I am overcompensating. Help!

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