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\"48.Turf-Toe\"Turf toe is a sprain of the joint just below the big toe, also known as the first metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint.\u00a0 Although it\u2019s a condition most commonly associated with dancers, soccer players, wrestlers, gymnasts and football players, you don\u2019t have to be an athlete to get it.<\/p>\n

This foot injury is particularly common among athletes who play on artificial turf, hence the name \u201cturf\u201d toe. When athletes play sports on turf or other hard surfaces, the foot can stick to the ground, resulting in jamming of the big toe joint. \u00a0Typically with turf toe the injury is sudden, but it can also occur after sustaining multiple injuries, such as pushing off repeatedly when running or jumping.<\/p>\n

Symptoms of turf toe range from mild to severe, and may gradually worsen with continued movement. The most common symptoms of turf toe include:<\/p>\n