The whip callousses I look for are at the margin of the big toe and margin of the ball of the foot. Looooooove finding those critters, cuz they tell me a LOT about how someone moves.
If I see a callous under the 2nd or 3rd toe (in the ball of the foot) my first thought is "dropped met head." Loooooove finding those, too.
What I don't like is chickies who get regular pedicures, cuz they get the callousses buzzed off and so I have NO CLUE what's happening long term when they walk.
And Tricky - I've been sending patients to you by name at your place of employment, telling them to get Superfeet or shoes. Have you noticed any upswing in requests for your expertise?
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09-07-2007, 09:13 PM #8
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