Bunion and Hammertoe Treatment in Macomb County
Bunions and hammertoes are progressive foot deformities that can cause significant pain and difficulty with footwear. While severe cases may require surgery, custom orthotics and conservative treatment can relieve pain, slow progression, and help many patients avoid surgery.
Causes & Symptoms
Common Causes
- Genetics and inherited foot structure
- Improper footwear (narrow, high heels)
- Flat feet or overpronation
- Arthritis
- Neuromuscular conditions
- Injury or trauma to foot
Signs & Symptoms
- Visible bump at base of big toe (bunion)
- Bent or curled toes (hammertoes)
- Pain and tenderness at deformity
- Difficulty finding comfortable shoes
- Corns and calluses from friction
- Redness and swelling
- Limited toe movement
Treatment Options for Bunions and hammertoes
Our multi-disciplinary approach addresses bunions and hammertoes from multiple angles for lasting relief.
When to Seek Professional Care
If any of these describe what you're experiencing, an evaluation now usually means a shorter recovery later.
- Deformity is causing pain
- Difficulty finding comfortable footwear
- Deformity appears to be progressing
- Conservative measures haven't helped
- Want to avoid or delay surgery
Frequently Asked Questions About Bunions and hammertoes
Orthotics can't reverse bunions but can slow progression, relieve pain, and improve function.
Surgery is considered when conservative treatment fails and the bunion significantly impacts quality of life.
Choose shoes with wide toe boxes, low heels, and good arch support. Avoid pointed toes and high heels.
Mild to moderate hammertoes often respond well to orthotics, toe exercises, and proper footwear.
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