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Persistent Toes Itch Posted: 03-28-05 23:07pm


Hello. For the last 10 years I have a persistent second toe itch on my foot. Is very light, sometimes I don't feel it but sometimes becomes pretty annoying. The itch comes from deep in the finger and is not superficial connected with skin problems. I treated it with all possible skin cures without results. Doctor thinks is a nerve disorder. Does anybody have similar problems?

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