With the gift of aging, you may notice your fingernails are getting thinner and more brittle, while your toenails get thicker and harder to trim. If you’ve hung around HuffPost Shopping, you may know ...

There are numerous potential causes of pain in your big toe, as well as inflammation and reduced mobility. When you experience joint pain in your big toe, your first thought might be arthritis. For ...

Medically reviewed by Sarah Richards, DPM Key Takeaways Pain in the big toe joint can be caused by arthritis, bunions, or tendonitis.Wearing properly fitted shoes with a wide toe box can help reduce ...

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with any advertisers on this site. Trimming toenails is nobody’s idea of a good time, no matter your age. But as you get older, this task can become far ...

You may experience pain, discomfort, and infection with a curled toenail. Ingrown toenails are common and often affect your big toe. Emergency care may be needed if you notice red streaks on your ...

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Cellulitis is a bacterial skin infection that often affects the legs and feet. A person may develop cellulitis in the toenails due to another infection, such as athlete’s foot, or as a symptom of an ...

Which toenail correction tools are best? We spend lots of time on our feet, and sooner or later, most of us will have at least one issue with our toenails. The first step to good toenail health is ...

If you experience pain from a bunion, home treatment may ease the discomfort. In cases of severe pain, surgery can realign the affected joint and correct the bunion. A bunion is a bump on the side of ...

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A sprained toe seems like a manageable, low-stakes injury until you actually have one. It’s amazing how quickly you go from “it’s just a toe” to “how can something so small cause so much agony?” ...