πŸ‘£ Painful Pinky Toe Callus 😣 This tiny little callus might not look like much, but don’t let its

πŸ‘£ Painful Pinky Toe Callus 😣 This tiny little callus might not look like much, but don’t let its

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πŸ‘£ Painful Pinky Toe Callus 😣 This tiny little callus might not look like much, but don’t let its

πŸ‘£ Painful Pinky Toe Callus 😣 This tiny little callus might not look like much, but don’t let its size fool you! These can be incredibly painful because the little toe bone gets squeezed against the side of your shoe with every step. The constant pressure causes the skin to thicken, creating a painful callus that can make wearing work boots or everyday shoes uncomfortable. For this patient, we remove the callus every 6–8 weeks to keep them comfortable and prevent it from becoming even more painful. We also recommend wearing wider-fitting shoes with plenty of room around the toes and giving your feet some time out of shoes whenever practical to reduce ongoing pressure. If you’ve got a sore little toe that just won’t settle down, it could be your footwear causing the problem. Learn more about keeping your feet comfortable at: https://ergonx.com.au #Podiatrist #FootCare #CallusRemoval #FootPain #Ergonx
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