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Bunions can lead to considerable foot pain and discomfort. Learn about the causes, treatments and how to prevent them.

A bony bump on the side of the big toe joint is known as a bunion. It is also known as hallux valgus. To begin with, a bunion would start at the side of the big toe but if not treated then it can affect the entire forefoot. Bunions can affect both feet or just one. Generally it starts with one foot then progresses to the other. Joint pain and shoes not fitting properly are the main problems people have.

Bunions develop for many reasons, usually there's more than one reason for this. Some common factors in developing this deformity are wearing ill fitting shoes, injury, hereditary, arthritis. All these things could be a cause for bunion deformity.

Bunions may be noticeable in children or may develop later on in life. Generally bunions don't cause any problems to children under the age of 7. It is common for them to develop between 20 and 30 years of age. They are more common in women usually due to wearing shoes that do not fit properly. Over the age of 60, at least 50% of women suffer from this deformity.

Treatment

There are many treatments available to treat a bunion deformity, whether it is to correct it or to stop it from getting worse. The kind of treatment needed will depend on how severe the deformity is, the lifestyle of the patient and many other factors. If you think you are developing a bunion then seek advice from a Registered Podiatrist or visit your GP. You may need an assessment and x-rays before the best possible treatment for you can be established. You may need a surgical procedure to correct this deformity.


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Who is Abid?

Abid Hussain qualified with a BSc (hons) in Podiatric Medicine in 1995 has over 25 years of experience in the foot care sector and with many continual professional development accreditations including PGc in Podiatric Sports Medicine & FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine, he provides the necessary expertise to ensure Dr Foot Podiatry Surgery provides an excellent level of care to its patients.He is currently studying towards a MSc in Sports & Exercise Medicine.

He is also a member of the Institute of Chiropodists and Podiatrists and a affiliate member of the prestigious Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, as a affiliate member of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow he is committed to practicing to the highest possible clinical standards, accessing cutting edge education and training. Affiliate Members are committed to raising standards of care and providing the highest possible clinical services to their patients.

Abid is also the founder and CEO of DrFoot.co.uk which for the past 20 years is the UK's leading podiatry website with over 1 million unique visitors per month. Abid is an internationally acclaimed inventor who has been responsible for inventing a range of Dr Foot orthotics and patented an adjustable Dr Foot orthotic sandal. Other products which he has developed from idea to the shelf include Dr Foot cream, Dr Foot shoe spray and Dr Foot shoes. Abid has also founded the Dr Foot Foundation which has provided over 10,000 pairs of shoes to third world countries and supported the construction of deep water wells in african villages. He has also co-founded the International Podiatric Medical Association which is a charitable organization which has been established by four UK podiatrists with a commitment to reducing foot amputations due to diabetic foot complications in third world countries.