Corns!

Could it be your shoes causing the problem? I go barefoot as often as possible and get far fewer foot problems during the months when this is possible.

Buggers aren't they? The thing to do is use a good softening cream every night on your feet/toes.......it really helps.Otherwise, comfortable shoes and barefoot when possible.?

Check your shoes. I have a hereditary bunion, and am careful buying shoes.

Comfort is King

I had one on the inside of my toe. Went to a podiatrist who got rid of most of it stating that I needed to do all sorts and wear some sort of rubber tubed bandage then continue to scrape it. If I'd listened to him then I'd still be at it. A friend of mine suggested the medicated over the counter plaster things and guess what, it's gone!

I'm afraid i cant offer any advice, I think I've got hooves

When my feet swell up, my shoes (which fitted perfectly before) get tight and I develop corns on my little toes. A friendly podiatrist deals with them for me but wearing trainers resembling Hovercraft seems the only way to avoid them.
I also find that shoes which were fine last year may not be fine this, and vice versa.
But if your feet hurt, life is a misery

Medicated corn plasters make them go away so you don't have to have them "treated"

Thank you GNetters! Off out to buy some corn plasters today! I was advised against using them by my chropodist, but willing to give them a try!

I've got a little bugger on my toe. It's caused by shoes which are too tight. It's a painful little so and so.

I've used a kind of pen thing which I got in Boots; it's better already.

I've got wide feet and should only wear wide fitting shoes, but I don't so....that'll learn me..