Mae Said:

Let's just say I wasn't blessed with beautiful feet....*PICS* Best answer!?

We Answered:

You DO NOT have horrible feet. I am a podiatry assistant. I have seen lots of feet. I have seen ones that are much worse than yours. You have nothing to be embarrassed about.

It looks like you could very well have a bunion. They can become very painful. Do not go barefooted as someone suggested, that can make it hurt more. Don't wear tight shoes that put pressure on it. Find a shoe that is comfortable and doesn't press on it.

See a podiatrist, a foot doctor, he/she will be able to recommend the best treatment for you. If you decide on surgery, there is no reason you can't play sports after you are healed.

Good luck.

Bobbie Said:

HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…

We Answered:

Ouch - why does no-one tell you before the surgery about all the nasty after effects! I had mine done about 5 years ago, and now the ball of my foot is permanently painful and I have to wear silicone insoles and flat shoes most of the time.

But your toe should not be hurting like that. maybe they trapped a nerve? Or there is a chip of bone? I think you need to see the surgeon again and maybe get an X-ray.