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by Lou
(Bend, OR)
Whenever I put any downward pressure on my big left toe (walking, running, etc.) I have a painful sensation. It feels as if I have a blister on the bottom of that toe and when pressure is applied, there is a "give" sensation like I am missing some skin or fatty tissue in that area. Sometimes there is a burning sensation, other times just the "give" sensation. If I tape my big toe with athletic tape prior to a run, I only feel the "give" pain every 3 or 4 foot strikes instead of every foot strike without tape. I do have metatarsalgia on my left foot with a slightly curved 2nd toe (toe next to affected big toe) which tends to rub against the big toe. Could this rubbing of these toes over a 7 or 8 year period cause some kind of nerve damage in my big toe?
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