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Toe Pain

A corn is a type of callus, a protective layer of dead skin cells that form due to repeated friction. It is cone-shaped and has a knobby core that points inward. This core can put pressure on a nerve and cause sharp pain. Corns can develop on the top or between toes. If a corn develops between the toes, it is may be called a soft corn if it is kept pliable by the moisture from perspiration.

Corns develop as a result of friction from the toes rubbing together or against the shoe. They ofte...

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Gout: Risk Factors

...The bones may crack, splinter, and erode, and the joints may shift, change shape, and become unstable.Bunions. A bunion is a deformity that usually occurs at the head of the first of five long... Read more »

Foot Pain: Introduction

...curling into skin causes pain, swelling, and, in extreme cases, infection.Sandals, open-toed shoes.Bunions and bunionettes (tailor's bunion)Big toe (bunions) or little toe (bunionettes).The... Read more »

Osteoarthritis: Surgery

SurgeryDifferent surgical procedures are available as a final measure to relieve pain and increase function in patients with osteoarthritis. Certain surgical procedures can help relieve pain if... Read more »

Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma: Surgery

SurgerySurgery is sometimes used to remove as much malignant tissue as possible before administering chemotherapy. This is particularly useful for bulky tumors that occur in the stomach.Surgery is... Read more »

Epilepsy: Surgery

SurgerySurgical techniques to remove injured brain tissue may be appropriate for many patients with epilepsy. The surgeon's goal is to remove only the damaged tissue in order to prevent seizures and... Read more »

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Hip Replacement Surgery -- Hip Surgery due to arthritis

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