Flexible Toes #shorts

Join us for an insightful conversation with Dr. Nick Campitelli as he delves into the world of flexible toes. In this captivating video, Dr. Campitelli explores what flexible toes are, why they occur, and whether they are something to be concerned about.

#shorts #education #medical

From understanding the mechanics of flexible toes to addressing common misconceptions, this discussion provides valuable insights into a topic that often raises questions. Whether you’re curious about your own foot health or simply interested in learning more about this fascinating phenomenon, this video offers expert guidance and informed perspectives. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge about flexible toes and their implications.

[k.c.moimoii]

I thought this is normal😅😅 but i got no problem...good for me😅

[Tylarrisbetter]

Me just now realizing my toes do this 💀

[MrMickelham]

I have this!
One issue I've had is the skin on the underside of my toes sometimes splits, though it only happened when I was a swim teacher. I guess all the chlorinated water caused my skin to thin and stiffen

[FTMothman]

I didnt realize that wasn’t something everyone can do, I don’t really have pain from it but it’s weird to think not everyone can do that. It’s like learning people can’t cross their eyes or curling their tongue all over again.

[ProudMemberOfDuckGang]

Hey just a question my toes can do this and my little toe kinda bent I think I have hammer or claw toe.are these related in anyway and how can I straighten my little toe as I’m quite conscious about it and it gets quite sore. Thanks :)

[lingardinho]

Hello I have a question, I have plantar warts on both of my feet 1 on left 1 on right so I am a footballer can is still play football while on cryotherapy?

[Cdubb]

Mine do the same thing 😮 are they meant to do that to some degree?

[mmelsweb]

Wait this ain’t normal- I can do a damn backflip with my toes 💀

[ApothercyCold]

Literally everybody checking their toes five seconds later. My toes do this, and like everybody in the comments says theirs do too. Is this really a rare thing?