#1 most worrisome problem with toenail lost to running
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Have you ever had a toenail turn black and blue, and maybe even got so much of a bruise that the toenail fell off?
A lot of runners think of bruised toenails as a badge of honor for doing super long runs and completing marathons.
But you do not want toenails to fall off!
Believe it or not, I have had runners ask me if I would permanently remove their toenails so that they would no longer get black toenails. But I do not recommend it.
What is the number one most worrisome problem when you lose a toenail from running?
Well, that is what we're talking about today on the Doc On The Run Podcast.
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