This condition typically causes pain, burning, numbness, or the feeling of a lump in the ball ... especially in the big toe, and can be triggered by eating foods like shellfish and alcohol.

Raynaud's disease, Doctor O'Donovan explained, happens when smaller arteries narrow in response to cold weather or stress, limiting blood flow to certain areas. As a result, sections of your fingers ...

You may also feel tingling, numbness ... The sesamoids are pea-shaped bones beneath the big toe joint. Sesamoiditis is inflammation of the tendons surrounding the sesamoid bones.

Sudden, intense pain, especially in the big toe, ankles, or knees, often waking you up. Affected joints may become swollen, warm, and reddish during the night.