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02-12-2008, 11:36 AM
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a spur under the toenail of the big toe is different from an ingrown.
Spurs form from pressure from the top of tight shoes, pushing down on the toes. It forms right under the nail in the middle. The pain is sharp, and goes away when you take shoes off. Sometimes it might bleed under the nail, but not always.
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