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Bunions

A bunion is a painful protrusion, typically situated on the outer aspect of the large joint of the big toe. The discomfort associated with bunions arises from the pressure exerted by the entire body weight on them during each step, making routine activities such as walking or wearing shoes notably uncomfortable.


Various factors contribute to the development of bunions, including genetic predisposition, complications from arthritis, or an inherently weak foot structure. Additionally, the natural aging process can play a role in the formation of bunions.

When a bunion manifests, it is characterized by a noticeable bony bump on the big toe, accompanied by symptoms like swelling, redness, and tenderness in the affected area. To alleviate the associated pain, it is advisable to maintain a healthy weight to reduce pressure on the toe. Employing a combination of heat and ice application can provide relief. Opting for wide-fitting shoes that offer ample space for the toes, minimizing friction, is another beneficial measure. Additionally, considering the use of shoe inserts to ensure proper foot positioning is a prudent step in managing bunion-related discomfort.


For personalized consultation and assistance, feel free to schedule an appointment by calling 562-399-5252. We are here to address your concerns and provide effective solutions for managing bunions.

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