Next Episode of My Feet Are Killing Me is
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Medical docu-format following Dr. Ebonie Vincent & Dr. Brad Schaefer as they tackle foot problems. Everything from grave ailments and cosmetic procedures to foot reconstruction. Each episode sees endearing patients undergo treatment to fix embarrassing foot problems with unbelievable results.
A woman who walked on a broken leg for ten years is Dr. Ebonie's most difficult surgery yet; Dr. Sarah shakes the hand of a man with a big toe for a thumb.
A man with a foot shaped like a hammerhead shark is one of the worst cases Dr. Brad has ever seen; a man who has never scrubbed his feet shocks Dr. Ebonie; Dr. Sarah removes a bizarre growth that looks like a worm growing out of a woman's toe.
Dr. Brad removes growths like horns coming out of a woman's feet; Dr. Sarah treats three sisters and their six fungus feet; Dr. Ebonie helps a woman who hasn't seen her foot in almost two years.
A man has a monstrous mystery growing on his foot; a young woman's foot looks like a hand; a woman with feet as hard as stone give the doctors some big problems to solve.
The doctors take on a man with a hole-y mystery, a dancer with towering toenails who brings his pampered pooch to his appointment, and a woman who is so desperate she's resorted to wrapping her feet in medical tape.
A woman who has had 25 failed surgeries and is left with twisted toes hopes that her 26th surgery, this time by Dr. Ebonie, will be the cure-all; Dr. Brad gets to the root of what's behind a giant callus; Dr. Sarah's patient has bulges on her feet.
Dr. Ebonie removes an alien brain growing out of a cancer survivor's toe; Dr. Sarah reconstructs a woman's twisted and dislocated toes; Dr. Brad takes a scalpel to a massive heel growth, but the patient refuses to take numbing shots.
A devoted husband hopes Dr. Sarah can rid his feet of fungus and save his marriage; what Dr. Brad's patient thinks is just a giant wart could be something much more dangerous; a woman with webbed toes and low self-esteem seeks Dr. Ebonie's help.
Dr. Ebonie faces a bunion that looks like something from a horror movie; Dr. Brad helps a skateboarder with huge masses on the bottom of his foot; Dr. Sarah treats a bad case of fungus and disfigured toenails.
A teen with the worst case of webbed toes Dr. Ebonie has seen, a woman with growths so aggressive they could cut off her toes, and a woman with a callus the size of a block of parmesan cheese put the doctors in uncharted territory.
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