#1 pick goes under the knife!
 

not real major, but damn it sounds uncomfortable.
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I had ingrown toenails on both my big toes removed in high school. The procedure was painful, but nothing compared to the pain while I had the ingrown nails. Seemed like they were constantly getting stepped on, and the pain was white hot and shot right up my spine.

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it says he will probably be back at practice on friday, if i had my toenails removed i think i would retire.j/k

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How did the Texans not know this before he was drafted?

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[quote=Red Robert]How did the Texans not know this before he was drafted?[/quote]i dont think its anything serious, they just chose to take care of it now instead of it being a lingering problem.

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[QUOTE=Mattyk72]I had ingrown toenails on both my big toes removed in high school. The procedure was painful, but nothing compared to the pain while I had the ingrown nails. Seemed like they were constantly getting stepped on, and the pain was white hot and shot right up my spine.[/QUOTE]
Same here, but mine still hurt everyday. They never got 100% better. Probably no better than 50%, really. Mine were done 10 years ago.

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I think i might just have something like that on my big toe on the inside. Hurts like a hellwhen I put pressure on it. I just usually tear the mother fucker out when it hurts a lot. Maybe I should get it checked?

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the bsb doesnt get a pedicure? i am apalled

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senior year of high school I wore wrestling shoes that were too tight, and that's saying something since most of the time you want them kind of tight. If I let my toenails get too long it hurt just to walk. Then again, I'm a big wuss, so maybe it wasn't too bad.

What's the difference between an ingrown toenail and turf toe?

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[quote=ArtMonkDrillz]senior year of high school I wore wrestling shoes that were too tight, and that's saying something since most of the time you want them kind of tight. If I let my toenails get too long it hurt just to walk. Then again, I'm a big wuss, so maybe it wasn't too bad.

What's the difference between an ingrown toenail and turf toe?[/quote]Turf toe is a sprained or dislocated toe. Very painful.

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The worst thing I remember was getting these massive blisters around the back of my foot and the ankle from my cleats! I learned the hard way that you should probably wear more than one pair of socks when you are constantly changing direction and you are practicing twice a day for 3 hours at a time. Sheesh! ...don't you love two a days

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[quote=Mattyk72]I had ingrown toenails on both my big toes removed in high school. The procedure was painful, but nothing compared to the pain while I had the ingrown nails. Seemed like they were constantly getting stepped on, and the pain was white hot and shot right up my spine.[/quote]


Hmmmmm, sounds very similar to my first marriage, except the pain hit a little lower than my spine. I had to get an attorney to surgically remove that problem!

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[QUOTE=Mattyk72]I had ingrown toenails on both my big toes removed in high school. The procedure was painful, but nothing compared to the pain while I had the ingrown nails. Seemed like they were constantly getting stepped on, and the pain was white hot and shot right up my spine.[/QUOTE]

Dude...that's just nasty! :vomit: