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A member asked:
Many years ago someone jumped on my big toe accidentally wear high heels. ever since i haven't been able to bend my toe upwards. ?
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It was likely : Damaged. See a foot doc let him take xrays and he can give you an assessment after examining the range of motion of the joint.
Answered 2/15/2014
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