Ep 3. Witch's Toe

My Feet Are Killing Me Season 3 Episode 3 – Witch's Toe

In this episode of "My Feet Are Killing Me," Dr. Ebonie and her team take on some challenging cases, including a patient with a mystery growth on her toe that's been misdiagnosed as a wart and a woman with two big toes so large they make it impossible for her to wear shoes. Dr. Brad and Dr. Sarah are also busy with their own patients, including a man with a rare condition that causes his toes to curl under his feet and a woman with a massively swollen ankle.

The first patient of the day is Mandy, a woman with a growth on her toe that's been bothering her for years. Mandy has been told by her dermatologist that the growth is a wart, but after several rounds of treatment, it's still there. Dr. Ebonie examines the growth and immediately suspects that it's something else. She decides to remove the growth and send it to pathology to get a definitive diagnosis.

Meanwhile, Dr. Brad is working with Jack, a man with a rare condition called hammertoes. This condition causes Jack's toes to curl under his feet, making it almost impossible for him to walk properly. Dr. Brad decides to perform surgery on Jack's toes to straighten them out and relieve his pain.

Dr. Sarah is also busy with her patient, Heather, who has a massively swollen ankle. Heather has been to several doctors, but no one has been able to figure out what's causing the swelling. Dr. Sarah decides to perform an MRI to get a better look at the area and hopefully find some answers.

Back with Dr. Ebonie, the pathology report has come back on Mandy's growth. It turns out that it's not a wart at all, but a rare condition called a fibrokeratoma. Dr. Ebonie explains that this is a benign tumor and removes it from Mandy's toe.

Finally, Dr. Ebonie sees her last patient of the day, Anna, a woman with two big toes so large that they make it impossible for her to wear shoes. Anna has been suffering from pain and embarrassment for years because of her toes, but she's never been able to find a doctor who could help her. Dr. Ebonie decides to perform surgery on Anna's toes to reduce their size and make them more comfortable for her to wear shoes.

Throughout the episode, the doctors demonstrate incredible skill and compassion as they work to help their patients. Whether it's removing a stubborn growth, straightening out curling toes, or reducing the size of massive toes, the doctors of "My Feet Are Killing Me" prove that they are dedicated to providing top-notch care to their patients no matter how challenging their cases may be.