Little toe joint pain?
Inury of arthritis. Trauma, stress fx, bent-toe tendinitis, possibile, but so are the seronegative spondyloarthritities.
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What can cause toe joint pain?
Lots of things. Osteoarthritis is the most common cause, any other type of arthritis including rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and gout can effect the toes. Calluses, bunions, and ill fitting shoes can also contribute. The doctor can usually identify these problems by examining your feet, but sometimes x-rays or labs are needed.
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Injury & arthritis. I'm assuming we are talking about the "daddy" toe. Injury, either new or old, degenerative arthritis, tight fitting shoes, inflammation do to gout, pseudogout, and more commonly psoriatic arthritis.
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What is the definition or description of: Toe joint pain?
Typically 9 joints. Toe joints include any of the numerous joints that are found in the toes and enable movement of the toes. Typically the great toe has one. The second, third and fourth toes have two in each toe. The fifth or little toe can have either one or two. Some consider the joints that join the toes to the foot (metatarsal phalangeal joints) as toe joints also. Toe pain is when any one of these joints hurt.
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Big toe joint pain question?
Could be gout. Big toe pain associated with swelling, redness and warmth that is episodic could be gout. Gout can progress to cause severe damage of numerous joints and affect the kidneys. I recommend you see a rheumatologist to be evaluated for gout.
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Toe joint pain from injury from an old injury. What can I do?
See foot doc. Have xrays and the doc will give you your options.
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When I get up in d morning my knee & toe joint pain a lot thst I find difficult to walk in d morning. But gets better after an hour. What should I do?
Rheumatologic eval. Rheumatologic evaluation for arthritis.
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Little toe is swollen, red, blue, numb and frozen, itched because the swelling. Joint pain now in other pinky hurts. Mornings and nights diabetes?
Maybe. Consider a doctor visit to confirm.
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Toe. This could be a number of things. With diabetes it could bean infection and/or circulation issues, gout, or autoimmune. You need to go see your primary care physician to have it looked at for a correct diagnosis.
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Many possibilities. Your pain could be as a result of many different things. A thorough history and physical exam and possibly some laboratory and radiology exams are needed to determine the exact cause. Causes of pain may include: trauma (fracture, sprain, arthritis), infection (ingrown nails), metabolic conditions (gout), musculoskeletal or biomechanical abnormality and neurologic conditions (neuropathy).
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Random joint pain left foot, 2nd toe between the metatarsal and phalanges, no trauma, 2nd time this happened tender to the touch inside the toe?
Get evaluated. There can be many causes of joint pain.
Arthritis, capsulitis, pre dislocation syndrome, and infections just to name a few.
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What can cause toe joint pain?
Lots of things. Osteoarthritis is the most common cause, any other type of arthritis including rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and gout can effect the toes. Calluses, bunions, and ill fitting shoes can also contribute. The doctor can usually identify these problems by examining your feet, but sometimes x-rays or labs are needed.
Read more...
Injury & arthritis. I'm assuming we are talking about the "daddy" toe. Injury, either new or old, degenerative arthritis, tight fitting shoes, inflammation do to gout, pseudogout, and more commonly psoriatic arthritis.
Read more...
What is the definition or description of: Toe joint pain?
Typically 9 joints. Toe joints include any of the numerous joints that are found in the toes and enable movement of the toes. Typically the great toe has one. The second, third and fourth toes have two in each toe. The fifth or little toe can have either one or two. Some consider the joints that join the toes to the foot (metatarsal phalangeal joints) as toe joints also. Toe pain is when any one of these joints hurt.
Read more...
Big toe joint pain question?
Could be gout. Big toe pain associated with swelling, redness and warmth that is episodic could be gout. Gout can progress to cause severe damage of numerous joints and affect the kidneys. I recommend you see a rheumatologist to be evaluated for gout.
Read more...
Toe joint pain from injury from an old injury. What can I do?
See foot doc. Have xrays and the doc will give you your options.
Read more...
When I get up in d morning my knee & toe joint pain a lot thst I find difficult to walk in d morning. But gets better after an hour. What should I do?
Rheumatologic eval. Rheumatologic evaluation for arthritis.
Read more...
Little toe is swollen, red, blue, numb and frozen, itched because the swelling. Joint pain now in other pinky hurts. Mornings and nights diabetes?
Maybe. Consider a doctor visit to confirm.
Read more...
Toe. This could be a number of things. With diabetes it could bean infection and/or circulation issues, gout, or autoimmune. You need to go see your primary care physician to have it looked at for a correct diagnosis.
Read more...
Many possibilities. Your pain could be as a result of many different things. A thorough history and physical exam and possibly some laboratory and radiology exams are needed to determine the exact cause. Causes of pain may include: trauma (fracture, sprain, arthritis), infection (ingrown nails), metabolic conditions (gout), musculoskeletal or biomechanical abnormality and neurologic conditions (neuropathy).
Read more...
Random joint pain left foot, 2nd toe between the metatarsal and phalanges, no trauma, 2nd time this happened tender to the touch inside the toe?
Get evaluated. There can be many causes of joint pain.
Arthritis, capsulitis, pre dislocation syndrome, and infections just to name a few.
Read more...