Also known as Onychauxis, is a nail disorder resulting in abnormally thick nails. Left untreated, the nail plate may separate from the nail bed and cause infection.
Hyperkeratoic lesions caused by excessive pressure, most commonly focused on the top of toes and in between toes. Removal offers great relief and comfort.
Frequent in summer from wearing flip flops and sandals. Friction can cause callus formation resulting in painful fissures on the heels. A podiatrist can treat and advise on maintaining soft heels all year round.
A bunion is a painful bony bump on the side of the big toe joint. Hammer and claw toes result in small toes growing downwards instead of pointing forward.
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