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BUNIONS definitely aren’t FUNYUNS!


Blog by Vancouver Orthotics, Hycroft Medical Building (114-3195 Granville St @ 16th Ave) | November 13th, 2018


Bunions.jpgA bunion (also referred to as Hallux Valgus) is a bony bump that forms on the joint at the base of your big toe, on one or both feet. Bunions often cause the big toe to bend towards the other toes. Causing a deformity or breakdown of the joint connecting the big toe to the foot. Therefore, changing the shape of the big toe, the biomechanics of your foot and throwing your alignment out of whack. Bunions are definitely not a fun fashion statement and often quite painful. There’s no fun in having a BUNION.

SO WHERE DO BUNIONS COME FROM?

We are not born with bunions. However, they can be a genetic disorder. They also develop from years of wear and tear on your feet caused by improper footwear and an abnormal gait.

CAN BUNIONS BE FIXED WITHOUT SURGERY?

Chiropractic treatment and Custom Orthotic Inserts can offer patients bunion support!

Bunions maybe permanent but, there are measures one can take to slow down their progression. Chiropractic treatment can help to realign the spine and put the bones in your feet and ankles back into their proper position. Also finding and wearing proper footwear that doesn’t rub, has a wider toe box and a flexible sole will help relieve bunion pain and slow down bunion growth. Custom Orthotic Inserts will help increase stability and support in your back and feet while providing additional comfort and relieve from bunion pain and further development.

If it looks like you might be developing a bunion or are suffering from bunion pain give us a call! Let us help you solve your BUNION PAIN before your bunion becomes a permanent problem and surgery is your only option – Call to book an appointment 604-737-3668 or to speak to Dr. Michael Horowitz.

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Dr. Michael Horowitz offers a 5-Step process to successfully treating this Condition.  He can help evaluate & diagnose your condition and recommend the best course of action for you.

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