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  <description>Overview Hammer toes can result in pain and difficulty in moving the toe. Corns, calluses and blisters can occur from the rubbing of the contracted toe against the inside of the footwear. Both Hammer toes and mallet toe can cause pain during walking, running and other activities. If left untreated, …</description>
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  <published>2015-06-26 15:33:41</published>
  <title>Hammertoes Treatment Options</title>
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