If diagnosed early, an injection of a steroidal anti-inflammatory medication around the joint may be enough to decrease the irritation in the area and allow the joint to recuperate
Bunions on the feet can be very painful, and frequently are treated with surgery.
No, it is not the cure way but it is the BEST way.
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No, not in UK and not unless they have done considerable additional training and are qualified as a Podiatric Surgeon
There are some ways to get rid of bunions. One of the most common ways is to have surgery. Sometimes wearing proper shoes can alleviate the symptoms. It is recommended that one sees a doctor to get advice on the proper treatment.
Most bunions can be treated at home, though some do require surgery. Home treatments include wearing roomy shoes, using ice to decrease swelling, and over the counter bunion patches.
One can talk to their doctors for less expensive alternatives to removing bunions.
Bunions are bones growning out of your feet
People have foot surgery for many reasons. For some it's because of bunions, others for toe shortening or lengthening. Some even want their toes straightened.
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Yes, they can.
"Some foot problems that will require surgery are bunions, overlapping toes, and toenail fungus. These are the most common. These conditions are very painful and could cause worse symptoms or more severe conditions if not treated with corrective surgery."