LOS ANGELES Ill-fitting shoes are the number-one cause of a hammertoe. "Tape a rock, a pebble under your toe and try walking around barefoot," said Mary Lou Barlow. For years, every step Barlow took ...

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DEAR DOCTOR K: Can hammertoe be reversed? DEAR READER: The four smaller toes of your feet are composed of three small bones, connected by two joints. Hammertoe develops when tendons and ligaments – ...

If you are one of the growing number of people who suffers from hammertoe, you know it may not only be embarrassing, but very painful. Hammertoe is a deformity of the toe where it buckles and bends.

BALTIMORE. (KFSN) -- Hammertoe is a condition where one or more toes are bent downward and frozen in an unnatural and uncomfortable position. The traditional method of fixing the toe can be painful, ...

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How Do I Know If I Have Hammertoes? A thorough medical exam will tell whether you have a hammertoe. Usually, an X-ray is part of this exam to assess the extent of the deformity. A hammertoe occurs ...

High cholesterol: Do you have hammertoe? Your feet may hold clues to clogged arteries FAILURE to adhere to a healthy diet can have grave consequences for our health, such as high cholesterol. And a ...

If your mother, father or grandparents had a hammertoe, you might be fretting that you could get one too. Thankfully, simple movements can minimise your risk of developing one. Foot doctor Georgeanne ...