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They sit sideways due to wearing ill fitting various types of shoes over my lifetime. over the past 5 years ive worn wider shoes and thats helped a lot with my big toe and second toe spread but the pinkys are still looking hurt. any suggestions?

They sit sideways due to wearing ill fitting various types of shoes over my lifetime. over the past 5 years ive worn wider shoes and thats helped a lot with my big toe and second toe spread but the pinkys are still looking hurt. any suggestions?

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Hammer, tape, splint.

Whiskey is an optional step one.

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I have a huge arthritic growth on the top of my left foot which ive had since 8th grade. Ive been thinking about having it removed but the kicker is i loose the foot for almost 6 months.

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If you've had it this long, you'll probably never have it removed.

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I agree. Im a manual labor kind of person and need my feet.

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In that case you'll probably want a hammer with a really sharp chisel, a lot of antibiotic ointment, and daily wound care.

You will also need to not wear shoes or socks for a pretty significant amount of time.

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Thats what the doc said he was going to do chisel and realign the metacarples or whatever they're called.

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Get the surgery done before you get old unless you are already old.

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I am already old-ish