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fancicoffee52
Asked March 2011
My husband has a blister between the toes and the ball of his foot, it is red, painful and swollen. What could cause this?
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toadballet1
Mar 2011
Just for information you can check on websites such as WebMD, eMedicine, etc.
Foot issues can become serious very fast. It could be a simple friction blister or an ulcer. Does he have Diabetes?
He really should see his doctor soon. Good luck
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Foot issues can become serious very fast. It could be a simple friction blister or an ulcer. Does he have Diabetes?
He really should see his doctor soon. Good luck