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by Christopher
(Santa Cruz, CA)
For the past few weeks I have been experiencing sharp shooting pain in my right big toe, that extends from the base of the toe up to the tip and is isolated on the outer side of the toe. I have no issue whatsoever when walking and normally don't even notice any pain. However, I do notice sharp shooting pain if I point my toe downward when my leg is fully extended, or if I put even moderate pressure in a particular spot near the base of my big toe. When pressure is applied in that spot, I feel the pain shoot all the way up my toe. Also, if i lightly touch my toe along the line of pain, I notice reduced sensitivity, like almost very light numbness to the skin, but the harder I push the more it hurts.
University of Rochester Medical Center
American Academy of Pediatrics
Columbia University Department of Rehabilitation
Illinois Bone and Joint Institute
University of Maryland Medical Center
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