Is the lump: Corn? With regards to toes being still they may be arthritic...or hallux limitis....an xray can help make that diagnosis.
Answered 11/1/2016
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English Bunion: You have given a pretty good description of a typical bunion deformity of the great toes. The great toe is also shifting laterally or toward the little toe causing a subsequent hammering of the second toe. The stiffness is due to the excessive bone growth around the joint which not only causes pain but can also change the way you walk. All flannel aside, you need to have it evaluated for a fix.
Answered 10/9/2016
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