An expert podiatrist has explained why Irish people need to look out for a particular toe problem - and take action ...

Does your small toe hide beneath its next-door neighbor? Although there isn't scientific evidence that this condition, known ...

As podiatrists in Ireland, it is certainly something we see every day. An Irish pinky toe may look unusual, cause pain or ...

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People with the condition are more prone to ulcers - and that can lead to amputation. "An Irish pinky toe may look unusual, cause pain or increase your chances of losing it altogether. Added ...

Known colloquially as an 'Irish pinky toe', the term describes a small ... thickened toenails and even ulcers that may lead to amputation,' they wrote for The Conversation.

Added pressure on the toe or toenail can also cause corns, calluses, thickened toenails and even ulcers that may lead to amputation. Because an Irish pinky toe sits under the one beside it and ...

"An Irish pinky toe may look unusual ... She said: "Fortunately, toe amputations are a relatively rare occurrence but can be offered if the toe continues to cause pain after all other treatments ...

The "Irish pinky toe" and its toenail can also rub against ... one per cent of people with these wounds end up having to get some sort or amputation. Other symptoms of diabetes include peeing ...

An Irish pinky toe may look unusual, cause pain or increase your chances of losing it altogether. Added pressure on the toe or toenail can also cause corns, calluses, thickened toenails and even ...