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Please help! i'm having pain on the toe next to your big toe?
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Very general: What part of the toe? Is there any discoloration? Are there any lesions like a corn or something present? Any scaling of skin in the webspaces? Is the toe longer or shorter than the big toe? More info is needed.
Answered 6/17/2018
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