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What could cause constant foot (big toe) dislocations? i do not do any sports or any similar activity that could cause it... i am 22 years old female.
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Joint instability: Your condition is very uncommon. However, without a history of trauma a dislocating joint is usually related to excessive flexibility in the joint. Patients can be born with this tendency which could be treated with taping our splinting or surgery in some instances.
Answered 8/31/2015
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