Did you know that if you often wear tight, narrow shoes, or high heels, you have a higher risk of getting bunions?
Maybe you already have them, and are looking for relief from the pain that they can cause. Here’s where we can help.
There are a few possible causes for bunions.
• Wearing tight, narrow shoes can cause bunions.
• If you already have a bunion, wearing such footwear can make it worse.
• If your foot tends to lean inward a lot, this can also cause bunions, due to increased pressure on the inside of your big toe.
• They can also develop due to:
â—‹Â The shape of your foot.
â—‹Â A deformity.
â—‹Â A medical condition, like arthritis.
Smaller bunions can also happen on your little toe, and these are called bunionettes.
If you think you may have a bunion, look out for the following:
• A big bump on the base of your big toe, usually on the outer side.
• Swelling, redness or soreness around your big toe joint.
• Corns or calluses from your first and second toes rubbing together.
• Constant pain, or pain that comes and goes.
• Difficulty moving your big toe.
Bunions also have several stages, depending on the severity of
the displacement.
Of course, they can.
FeetCare is using certified bunion products which use external force to gradually strengthen your big toe.
Expect At least 3 – 6 months before seeing results.
Patience is a virtue! Your patience and persistence are the keys to achieving maximum results.
Call 8811 7258.
We have 2 shops in Singapore and we welcome you. We conduct a 30 minute consultation where we analyse your foot health and bunion condition.After you decide whether or not this is the treatment for you.
Free consultation. The treatment price starts at $45.00 and depends on your needs.Â
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