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Bunions typically are not painful in the early stages, but as the deformity
of the big toe joint (metatarso-phalangeal joint) worsens, the joint capsule breaks, and new tissue forms at the joint.
The pain is usually felt in the joint. |
A moderate bunion, if not too painful, may be prevented from getting worse by improving foot mechanics. |
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If your bunions are painful, the only relief may come from surgery. On the other hand, if the bunion is not too severe or painful, and you want to avoid surgery, you need to reduce hyperpronation. If done properly, your gait will change so that you will walk with less outward rotation of your feet which will reduce the sideways pressure on the big toe. This will prevent the bunions from worsening, and it may appear reduced in size because of less irritation and swelling. Several people with early onset bunions have reported them to reduce in size or even disappear because of improved gait mechanics. |
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If you hyperpronate, your arches drop from non-weight bearing (sitting with your feet on the ground) to weight bearing (standing). When your arches drop, your ankles roll in and your heels lean in (evert) as illustrated in the picture. Even a small amount of hyperpronation can cause bunions. |
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