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I think its a corn...its on the outer side of my left pinky toe and its like a callous where its hard and you cant feel nerves in the skin if you pinch it but it hurts when pressure it applied to it. I always hear that corns hurt really bad, but mine only hurts if a good amount of pressure is applied. anyways, i want it gone! how do I get ird of it!

if she was totally hot, had a rockin body, was good in 'other' ways and had the sweetest funniest personality--would a little foot flaw like that bother you?

shes awesome but when i see that big toe, something sinks in me.
i know its shallow....and i feel bad.

Which is an extremely painful pain that is in your heels

I have been a type 2 diabetic for 12 years, and keep my blood sugars under control. My doctor even calls me a "model patient." Imagine my surprise that when I went for a routine checkup with a nurologist that I was told that I have beginings of diabetic neuropathy. Since I do a good job managing my diabetes, what can I do to control this? Will this only get worse with time, even if I keep my diet and sugars under control. Right now, I only have pain in my feet when I do a lot of standing or walking, which I thought was normal. I am looking to see if anyone else has had similiar surprises.

I've heard of long healing times. But sooner or later, does it cure the problem, or does it just cause different problems?

yea i recently diagnosed with neuropathy from my family doctor. He said it was from a surgery i had from my club feet. I also recently was discharged from the hospital from overdosing on methadone which i was buying off the street "illegally" i was just wondering if i can get a referral from the local neurologist for pain management and if they can get me anything good to deal with the pain because i am only 19 yrs old i cannot deal with this everyday, severe, chronic pain anymore. I already tried amitryptiline, tegretol, and topamax.