Because an Irish pinky toe sits under the one beside it and often rotates, this can cause pressure on the neighbouring toe. If two bones or joints are pressed close together, this may cause the ...

According to podiatrists the position 'Irish pinky toe' can cause pressure on the neighbouring toe which in turn can lead to a number of problems. 'If two bones or joints are pressed close ...

This can eventually lead to ankle, knee, hip, or lower back pain. Knobby growths called bone spurs also may develop on the ...

Because an Irish pinky toe sits under the one beside it and often rotates, this can cause pressure on the neighbouring toe. If two bones or joints are pressed close together, this may cause the skin ...

Footcare advice from podiatrist Paula Haughey Because an Irish pinky toe sits under the one beside it and often rotates, this can cause pressure on the neighbouring toe. If two bones or joints are ...