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I have morton's toe on only one foot, is it normal?
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You would have to : Define abnormal first and then i could tell you if its normal. Not everyone has symmetrical body parts....As long as you don;t have pain or an issue, don't worry about it.
Answered 12/29/2013
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Not unusual: It is usually on both feet but not unusual on one.
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Morton's : As stated , it is 'normal' as there are many anatomic variations to the human body
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