Bunion corrector’s are a popular choice for people looking to treat their bunions. However, many people find that they cause more pain than relief. If you’re having this problem, don’t worry – there are things you can do about it! In this blog post, we’ll discuss the reasons why bunion corrector’s might hurt and what you can do to fix the issue. We’ll also provide some tips on how to choose the right bunion corrector for you or if in fact a bunion corrector isn’t the best option. There are a few reasons why bunion corrector’s might hurt. One possibility is that the corrector is too big or too ..read more

Do you suffer from bunion pain? If so, you may be wondering if bunion pads are effective in reducing the pain and discomfort. In this blog post, we will explore whether or not bunion pads work and discuss other non-surgical treatment options available at our Sydney bunion clinic. Are bunion pads effective? The short answer is no they usually aren’t unfortunately. Bunion pads are often recommended by non-podiatrists as a conservative treatment for bunions. They act to offload the bunion joint and take pressure off the painful area. Whilst this may offer some temporary relief, they do not actual ..read more

Are bunion correctors any good? There’s no doubt that bunions can be painful. But there’s also no evidence to suggest that bunion correctors are effective in treating them. This a common question we get asked at the Sydney Bunion Clinic. People with bunions often try all sorts of things to get rid of them, or at least make them less painful. Wearing bunion correctors is one popular approach. But do they work? The short answer is no. There’s no evidence to suggest that bunion correctors are effective in treating bunions or reducing pain. In fact, they may even cause more harm than good. Bunion ..read more

Are bunion operations painful? Bunion surgery is a common procedure that many people undergo to correct their bunion. However, bunion surgery can be quite painful and have negative side effects. In this blog post, we will talk about the negative side effects of bunion surgery and the benefits of foot mobilisation combined with exercises as an alternative. If you are considering bunion surgery, make sure to read this blog post first! Bunion surgery can be quite painful and have negative side effects. The most common negative side effect of bunion surgery is postoperative pain. This can be contr ..read more

Bunion Prevention – how do you stop a bunion from forming?  Bunions affect 1 in 3 people and are incredibly common. While there are a number of treatment options available for bunions, the best option is to prevent them from developing in the first place.   How do I know if I’m at risk of getting a bunion?  Bunions are genetic, so if anyone in your family suffers from them, there is a higher chance that you may also develop one  A visual deviation of the big toe – this often shows up as the big toe moving closer to the second toe  Enlargement of the big toe ..read more

Are Bunions More Common In Women? While bunions can occur in both sexes, it is thought that they may be more common in women due to several reasons. One possibility is that bunions are more often seen in women because they tend to wear shoes that are tight or narrow fitting. These types of shoes can put pressure on the bones and joints of the feet, which may contribute to the development of bunions. Another reason why bunions may be more common in women is that women’s feet are typically smaller than men’s, and they have a higher arch. This can make the foot more prone to biomechanical problem ..read more

Does walking barefoot help a bunion?  Bunions are an extremely common condition, affecting about 10% of the population and they are more prevalent in women than men. By nature, bunions are painful and uncomfortable, and because they cause a deformity to the shape of the foot, can make it difficult to walk or find shoes that fit well. In fact, part of the reason bunions can be so painful is due to the way they rub inside shoes, which can lead the sufferer to feel their footwear is doing more harm than good.  For this reason, many people wonder if walking barefoot ..read more

Bunion Treatment for Children  Bunions are a common foot condition that affects the big toe. They are often found in adults, but rates of bunions in children have increased recently. This increase is due to more cases of obesity, which can lead to weight-bearing pressure on the feet and toes. Bunions can cause pain and discomfort when walking or standing for long periods time, making it difficult for children to be active during their day at school or playtime with friends. In this article, we will discuss what causes bunions in children and how you should treat them if your child has on ..read more

Bunion Treatment for Runners  Running is a great way to stay in shape, and bunions do not need to stop you from running. If you have a bunion and are wondering if you should still run, the answer is yes! In this blog post we will discuss when it’s ok to run with bunions and when it might be better for your bunions not to run or at least mix it up when it comes to staying in shape, as well as what you can do to treat your bunions without impacting your running!  What is the cause of a bunion?  A bunion is a deformity that occurs when the big toe points towards the second toe. Th ..read more

When do bunions become a problem?   Not all bunions cause obvious health issues. The reality is that it is possible to go through your entire life with a bunion and not experience any pain or discomfort. So, how do you know when to seek treatment for your bunion?  What is a bunion?  There can be some confusion about what a bunion actually is, a bunion is broad term that describes a number of conditions that affects your big toe. If we were being technical, we would typically associate the term bunion with a deviation and a bony growth over the big ..read more