I been having a sharp aching pain in my right big toe joint it don't matter what tennis shoe i wear i work standing up and the pains to walk this been foe several months and the pain subsides once i remove the shoe?

Could be: gout, pseudogout, infection, rheumatoid arthritis, nerve problem, circulatory problem, etc. As you can see there are many possibilities. Have your doctor take a look at it..

Get an X-ray: To determine if there is any spurring at the joint or arthritic changes of the joint.

Dr Keith and another doctor agreed

Varies: There are multiple reasons that a person might have pain in the great toe while wearing shoes that is relieved by shoe removal. These can include a neuroma, callus, corn, bone or joint deformity such as a hallux valgus deformity (bunion). An exam will likely show the cause and appropriate treatment options. Consider being seen.

Dr Keith and another doctor agreed

Big Toe Joint Pain: I am assuming that it is pressure from the shoe. Try to skip the front eyelet over the big toe area. Also try to get some padding material that you can tape to your foot just behind the joint (towards the arch), not over the sore spot, to off weight the area. Hope this helps. Dr Rich Blake

Dr Rhoads and another doctor agreed

Possible arthritis: Bunions and arthritis can be painful and could be the cause of your pain without an examination and possible imaging studies its difficult to tell exactly what's going on. Since the pain has continued for several months, I would recommend evaluation by a professional.

Dr Keith agreed