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Why do i have so much dead skin on my pinkie toes?
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Callous: Most likely you have a hammertoe, though a full exam is needed to be sure. If it rubs against shoegear, you develop a thick skin (callous). This is your bodies way of protecting itself. See a podiatrist for treatment options.
Answered 9/6/2018
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May be callus: It is difficult to say without examining the toes. It could be that you are developing callus tissue due to shoe pressure. See a podiatrist for evaluation and treatment.
Answered 11/28/2017
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