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Do you find yourself gasping in pain every time you slip into high heels? Especially if the outer side of your little toe sticks out and stings at the slightest friction against your shoes, you might be worried that you have developed a bunionette. I understand that pain all too well.

Do you hesitate to wear nice shoes because of a bone sticking out near the front of your foot? If your big toe keeps turning inward toward the other toes and walking becomes painful because every joint throbs in dress shoes, please keep this in mind. This may not simply be a matter of uncomfortable shoes, but an important signal that your body's balance is breaking down.

Have you ever woken up in the morning to a sharp pain, as if a knife were stabbing into your toe? Being told it is gout is surprising enough, but learning that you even need to watch out for healthy fruit can be quite confusing.

Does your foot, completely fine in the morning, begin to burn, tingle, and ache by the afternoon? Especially on days when you walk around in high heels, you might catch yourself wincing from pain that feels like a small pebble stuck between your toes. If these symptoms happen repeatedly, this discussion may be helpful.

Could the cold chicken and beer you enjoyed last night have returned this morning as a burning big toe? Tossing and turning all night from a tearing pain, only to find your big toe red, swollen, and so sensitive that the slightest brush makes you want to scream, raises the question of what is happening. This intense warning signal sent by the body is gout.