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Morton's toe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Hallux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Morton's Toe is a common forefoot disorder where the second toe is longer than the Big Toe (the Hallux). ... The constant pressure placed on the longer second toe while walking or standing can lead to callus formation under the second metatarsal head due to this excessive pressure...
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This trait is a second toe (Morton Toe)longer than the big toe. In fact that is a unique trait unlike green eyes. Many Steeles in the Steele forum have logged on and said they have that trait. In that they have the longer toe and can not wear Berkinstok shoes?
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Brief and Straightforward Guide: What is Morton's Toe? ... Morton's toe is a disorder of the foot in which the second toe is longer than the big toe. Also commonly called Morton's Foot, this disorder can cause pain and discomfort, and can lead to other foot problems.
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Morton's Toe is a common forefoot disorder where the second toe is longer than the Big Toe (the Hallux). Morton's toe leads to excessive pressure on the second metatarsal head (behind the second toe at the ball- of-the-foot) resulting in pain similar to the discomfort associated with metatarsalgia.
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Comments about the size of your toes ... I realized that if so many people had a second toe longer than their big toe, this must be a normal genetic condition and not freakish at all. I stopped being self-conscious about my toes and learned to accept them.
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I know this isn't much help for you, but.....I've always been told that if your second toe is longer than your big toe, that is a sign of intelligence! (Just thought I'd share that with you. I hope you find some better answers.
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When the first toe is longer than the big toe, she is self willed, and of a domineering nature. If the second toe is longer than the big toe, the woman is unlucky, and a source of worry to others. If the second toe is longer than the first, the woman is wealthy and lucky.
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