Bunions

Bunions are a hard, bone-like protrusion that grows adjacent to the big toe. It seems that more people are embarassed by bunions than almost any other foot conditon. Bunions can be caused by ill-fitting shoes, but can also be hereditary.  (There are other types of bunions as well that grow on the outside of the foot) Bunions are more difficult to treat than corns or calluses, and are one of the main reasons people think they have ugly feet.

Bunions can be painful and make it very difficult to find shoes that fit and look good. There are pads and applications designed to minimize discomfort, but do not treat or remove them.  If you are embarrassed by bunions, there are surgical options available, but may require some recovery time and don’t offer any guarantee that they won’t return.  If you choose not to opt for surgery for these, paying particular attention to other areas can help to make these less noticeable than they would otherwise be. 

Wearing shoes that don’t put pressure on them will minimize the redness that angry bunions tend to exhibit. See a couple of stylish summer shoes for bunions that are comfy and stylish! Keep your toenails trimmed and manicured, remove corns and callouses and moisturize feet daily…all steps that will help to keep your feet ‘under the radar’!  

There are many foot problems and conditions that can be addressed right at home with properly fitting shoes, socks, and home pedicures to keep your feet beautiful and happy! Browse UgleeFeet.com for more ideas!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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