Why does lumps are formed in toes?
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Some people have a light or thick lump in the toes. In the beginning, these lumps can be small and soft, but over time they may also have swelling, pain or hardness. Many times they emerge near the bone, then the finger starts looking crooked. These lumps often cause discomfort in walking or wearing shoes. In some cases, a slight lump is limited to just appearance and does not cause pain, while sometimes it takes the form of bone bulge. In such a situation, there may be trouble in everyday work.
Apart from lumps, some more symptoms may also appear in toes, such as swelling, redness, light or sharp pain, irritation and pressure on pressure. Many people feel problems like rubbing or blisters in fingers when wearing shoes. Changes in the shape of the finger, the thickening of the skin near the joint and the obstruction of walking are also common signs. If the lumps start growing or persistent pain, then it can be a sign of a deep problem inside the body, which should not be ignored.
Why do you get lumps in toes? Is this a disease?
Professor Dr. Bhagya Garg of AIIMS Orthopedic Department It is said that lumps in toes can be formed due to many reasons. It is not always a major disease, but sometimes arthritis, bone, accumulation of calcium in the bone or inflammation of soft tissue causes this. In the weaver, the bone comes out on the fingers of the thumb, which makes the lump.
At the same time, inflammation like inflammation in the joints in arthritis can show swelling. Wearing tight shoes for a long time, wrong posture in walking, excess weight and aging are also reasons. There is a risk of lumps in the fingers even when diabetes or uric acid increases. So do not consider it normal. If the knot is increasing, hurting or hinder walking, then it is necessary to get a doctor tested so that the exact cause and treatment can be known.
How to rescue
Avoid wearing very tight or wrong fitting shoes.
Keep weight control so that there is no extra pressure on the feet.
Do not ignore if there is swelling or change in the toes.
Examine and clean the feet from time to time.
Immediately consult a specialist when pain or lump increases.
Keep regular checking of calcium, sugar and uric acid.