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Lumps in a straight line going down under my second toe
9/21 15:03:16

Question
I've found 4 small lumps in a straight line going down the ball of my foot, directly in line with the second toe on my right foot. Walking barefoot recently, I felt like I had stepped on a piece of glass. On inspection, I discovered the lumps. Any idea what this could be? I've had major back surgery (2 discectomies and 1 fusion) and my right side is the weakest but dominant side. I also have 3 herniations in my neck, pressing against the spinal cord. I only mention it to give you some history.
Thanks!

Answer
This Chicago, South Loop & Elmhurst Podiatrist of AnklenfootCenters.com says.......

Dear Claudia,

Thank-you for the history.
The lumps could be plantar warts, porokeratoses(plugged up sweat glands),callouses or other foot skin disorder. The fact that there are four indicates that it might be a wart and spreading.
If you shave them and there is pinpoint bleeding-it is a wart.Wash and cover with a bandaid and wash hands also-warts are contagious.
See your local podiatrist who usually can diagnose and take care of the same visit.
Hope This Helps!

The podiatrists of AnkleNFootCenters.com are specialists in plantar warts.
We are located in Chicago & Elmhurst.

Good Luck!

Dr George Tsatsos & Svetlana Zats
Podiatrist Chicago 60618 & Elmhurst 60126 Podiatrists
Board Certified in Foot and Ankle Surgery & Orthopedics
New South Loop Location-Chicago 60661
AnkleNFoot.com
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