Why you should check for ‘Irish pinky toe’ – and what to do if you have one
An Irish pinky toe may look unusual, cause pain or increase your chances of losing it altogether. Added pressure on the toe ...
The Conversation26 天
Why you should check for ‘Irish pinky toe’ – and what to do if you have one
An Irish pinky toe may look unusual ... this may cause the skin to thicken and result in a corn. This might also happen if the little toenail irritates the skin and, if the nail is long or ...
Why you should check for 'Irish pinky toe'—and what to do if you have one
An Irish pinky toe may look unusual ... this may cause the skin to thicken and result in a corn. This might also happen if ...
Surrey Live on MSN23 天
Podiatrist says 'take extra care' if you have an 'Irish Pinky Toe'
"Because an Irish pinky toe sits under the one beside it and often rotates, this can cause pressure on the neighbouring toe. If two bones or joints are pressed close together, this may cause the skin ...
RTE Online20 天
Do you have an 'Irish pinky toe'? Here's what to do if you have one
An Irish pinky toe may look unusual ... this may cause the skin to thicken and result in a corn. This might also happen if the little toenail irritates the skin and, if the nail is long or ...
Daily Mail26 天
Why you need to check if you have an 'Irish pinky toe' - it could mean your health is ...
Known colloquially as an 'Irish pinky toe', the term describes a small ... this may cause the skin to thicken and result in a corn,' Lauren Connell, a podiatrist and doctoral researcher and ...
The Sun25 天
Why you need to check if you have an ‘Irish pinky toe’ and how it can mean your health ...
Podiatrists point out that the "Irish pinky toe" can place pressure on the adjacent ... this may cause the skin to thicken and result in a corn," explained Lauren Connell, a podiatrist and ...
Mena FN27 天
Why You Should Check For 'Irish Pinky Toe' And What To Do If You Have One
Figure 2, The Irish pinky toe, thickened toenail, hard skin surrounding the nail and a corn (consent given by patient to use image) What can I do? Whatever your heritage, show your pinky toes some ...