Allergic Contact Dermatitis
The sharp border of the redness on the foot is due to contact dermatitis from an allergy to a substance in contact…
Possible Skin Conditions
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Adult, Female, Toe (Edit search)
Here you will find information about the conditions that can affect the toes in adults. Shoes are the cause of many problems involving the toes. Many women's shoes are tight and place the feet in unnatural positions. This can lead to uncomfortable corns and calluses due to friction on the skin. Athlete's foot is a fungal infection that is supported by the moist environment inside of shoes. Other conditions are not caused as the result of wearing shoes. Raynaud's disease, for example, causes the small vessels of the toes and fingers to constrict causing a lack of blood flow. Plantar warts are a type of flat wart that can grow in the thick skin of the toes and feet.
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Athlete’s Foot (Tinea Pedis)
This image displays two feet-one hand syndrome that is typical in tinea pedis (athlete's foot), with both feet…
Bug Bite or Sting
Insect bites may be numerous; when so many are seen on the lower legs, consider fleas as the culprit.
Callus
Calluses on the tops of the toes are often due to ill-fitting shoes.
Corn
This image displays a corn on the top of a toe.
Diabetic Ulcer (Neurogenic Ulcer)
The toes can also be affected by neurogenic ulceration; the dark color is due to bleeding into the area of pressure…
Gout
This image displays an inflamed gouty tophus.
Lichen Simplex Chronicus
Chronic rubbing or scratching of the same area leads to lichen simplex chronicus, with thickened, rough, and…
Mole (Nevus)
A mole is seen on the fourth toe, next to a callus caused by wearing ill-fitting shoes. Note that the color and…
Myxoid Cyst
Myxoid cysts contain clear, viscous fluid.
Pitted Keratolysis
This image displays numerous pits that are often associated with increased sweating and foot moisture.
Plantar Wart
This image displays multiple plantar warts.
Raynaud’s Phenomenon
Typical to Raynaud's disease, this image displays purple toes due to constricted blood vessels.
Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC)
Due to chronic sun exposure, this foot had sun-induced freckles; a bleeding lesion; and a large, scaling lesion…
Stasis Ulcer
This image displays severe stasis ulcers that result from chronic leg swelling.
