Ep 7. Alligator Feet

In this episode of "My Feet Are Killing Me," Dr. Ebonie and Dr. Brad tackle some unique cases involving what one patient describes as "alligator feet." The first patient, a young woman named Annette, comes in with a rare genetic condition that has caused her feet to grow to twice their normal size. Annette explains that she's been bullied and taunted her whole life because of her condition, and now she's ready to do something about it. Dr. Ebonie and Dr. Brad examine Annette's feet and discuss how they can surgically reduce the size of her feet, hopefully improving her quality of life.

Next up is a man named Paul, who owns a taxidermy shop and has developed a painful, large, and infected callus on his foot from standing all day. Dr. Brad quickly identifies the problem and removes the callus, but also recommends some lifestyle changes to help Paul prevent further damage to his feet. Paul admits that he's been putting his job before his health, but thanks to the doctors' advice, he's ready to make some changes.

The third patient is a woman named Roberta, who has been living with a painful and unsightly fungal nail infection for years. She tried multiple over-the-counter remedies without any success, so she turns to Dr. Ebonie and Dr. Brad for help. They discuss the different treatment options available and decide on a course of action that will hopefully rid Roberta of the infection for good.

Later in the episode, Dr. Ebonie and Dr. Brad visit a gym to speak with some fitness enthusiasts about the importance of proper footwear and foot care when working out. They explain how ill-fitting shoes and improper foot care can lead to serious injuries and pain, and offer tips and advice for preventing these problems.

Overall, "Alligator Feet" is an informative and engaging episode of "My Feet Are Killing Me," showcasing the expertise and compassion of its medical professionals. From rare genetic conditions to common foot problems, the show highlights the importance of proper foot care and the life-changing impact that skilled medical intervention can have.