Ep 6. Frankenfoot

In season 3 episode 6 of My Feet Are Killing Me, titled Frankenfoot, Dr. Brad Schaeffer and Dr. Ebonie Vincent are back to help more patients with their foot problems. This time, they are faced with some unique cases that will push their skills to the limit.

The first patient they meet is Laura, who has a rare condition called Proximal Biceps Tenosynovitis that has caused severe arthritis in her big toe. The doctors must decide whether to perform a complicated surgery that would require removing part of her toe or find another way to treat her condition.

Next up is Wayne, who has a large, painful bump on his toe that he has nicknamed "Frankenfoot." He has been living with the bump for years but it has become unbearable. The doctors must determine what is causing the bump and come up with a plan to remove it.

The third patient is a young woman named Hannah who was born with a rare condition called Amniotic Band Syndrome which caused her to be born without the bones in her feet. She has been living with prosthetic feet but is now experiencing pain and discomfort. The doctors must determine the best course of action to alleviate her pain and improve her mobility.

The final patient is David, who has a rare and mysterious condition that has caused his toes to curl under and fuse together. The doctors must find a way to separate them and restore some normal function to his feet.

Throughout the episode, the doctors face many challenges and difficult decisions. They work tirelessly to help their patients find relief from their foot problems. As always, the show provides an insightful look into the intricate and fascinating world of podiatry.