(HealthDay News) -- Shoes that are too snug can cause some serious and painful problems, including bunions and corns. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons says other potential problems from tight shoes include: Toes that cross over from lack of room. A curling hammertoe. An ingrown toenail that's been pushed into the skin. Blisters or sores, which can be especially dangerous among people with diabetes.
(HealthDay News) -- Shoes that are too snug can cause some serious and painful problems, including bunions and corns. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons says other potential problems from tight shoes include: Toes that cross over from lack of room. A curling hammertoe. An ingrown toenail that's been pushed into the skin. Blisters or sores, which can be especially dangerous among people with diabetes.