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Bunion Web - Surgery to treat Bunions
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If home palliative remedies don't alleviate your bunion pain, or if you have diabetes, vascular insufficiency, arthritis or a neuropathy (where the sensation to the foot is diminished) you should see a podiatrist. Immediately. A podiatrist (or Orthopedist) usually will recommend x-rays to determine the exact cause and treatment of this condition. Although cortisone injections and orthotics are helpful for this condition, often bunion surgery is needed. Frequently Asked Questions About Bunion Surgery.
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Bunion Web - Causes of and Treatment for Bunions
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Do you have big toe pain? Is the common term for a medical condition known as Hallux Valgus. Hallux valgus, is where the big toe tilts away from the mid-line of the body, as shown in the illustration here. Bunions appear as a lump or bump that is red and swollen on the side of your big toe. You can see if your big toe is pointing inward, but an x-ray is the best way to diagnose this condition and determine the best course of treatment. How Can I Treat My Bunion? Where Can I Find a Podiatrist?
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Bunion Web - Treatment for Bunions
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There are many things that you can do to lessen the pain associated with this condition:. Always wear well-supported, wide toe. Avoid pointy-toe shoes, or shoes that pinch your forefoot. Try wearing good insoles in your shoes, or even an orthotic. Use anti-inflammatory medications such as aspirin, Tylenol, etc. to alleviate pain. Cold compresses can relieve swelling and pain. Soak your foot in Epsom salts, Johnson and Johnson foot soaks, or Dome-Boro type solutions. And paraffin bath therapy.