What to do if your toes are turned outward

In our lives, there are many people who suffer from toe valgus. For those who suffer from this disease, it is not only inconvenient for them to wear shoes, but also makes them unwilling to expose their feet in the hot summer. Since toe valgus is also a disease, for patients with toe valgus, the only choice is to seize the time for treatment.

Generally speaking, the formation of hallux valgus is caused by certain factors. Therefore, if patients with hallux valgus want to treat it, they need to treat it symptomatically according to the factors that cause the symptoms of hallux valgus. Only in this way can the treatment of hallux valgus be effectively promoted.

Toe valgus, medically known as hallux valgus, refers to a deformity in which the big toe tilts outward more than 15 degrees from the physiological angle. If not treated in time, not only will the deformity become more obvious, but it will also cause complications such as corns, bunions, calluses and even joint diseases and low back pain, which will not only affect normal life and work, but also directly threaten physical health.

How to treat hallux valgus? Generally speaking, mild hallux valgus can be temporarily relieved by non-surgical methods, such as wearing loose and comfortable shoes; doing foot massage; barefoot exercise; using hallux valgus correctors, etc. However, if the condition of hallux valgus is more serious, surgery should be performed in time.

How do we treat hallux valgus? There are many surgical methods for the treatment of hallux valgus, but few of them have good therapeutic effects. Patients must choose carefully. Moreover, a good treatment method can only guarantee good results if it is cooperated with a regular and professional hospital, so patients should be cautious when choosing a doctor.

Minimally invasive hallux valgus correction surgery for the treatment of hallux valgus will neither start with pain and end with recurrence like traditional surgery, nor will it have the phenomenon of incomplete treatment and sequelae like micro-hole surgery.

Minimally invasive hallux valgus correction surgery has a good start: the operation is performed under local anesthesia, with little pain and small surgical incision. The patient can complete the operation in a very relaxed state, even in sleep.

The minimally invasive hallux valgus correction procedure is a delicate process: during the operation, with clear vision, the bone spurs are completely removed at one time without leaving any bone foam, and the crooked toes are corrected at the same time, fundamentally avoiding recurrence. Moreover, the operation causes little damage to soft tissue, does not move ligaments, does not injure joints, and does not leave any postoperative sequelae, with very good long-term results.

The results of minimally invasive hallux valgus correction surgery are satisfactory: no plaster or steel needles are needed after the operation, and the patient can walk immediately without hospitalization. After full recovery, the beauty and function of the feet will be restored to the same as those of normal people. Clinical trials on tens of thousands of patients with hallux valgus have proven that this therapy is a perfect combination of foot orthotics and beauty concepts, achieving the goals of relieving pain, restoring function and beautifying the feet.

Through the introduction of the treatment methods for hallux valgus symptoms in this article, I believe that patients with hallux valgus symptoms have a certain understanding of these methods. Here I suggest that you try the several non-surgical methods mentioned in this article first. If it doesn’t work, then choosing the minimally invasive hallux valgus surgery mentioned in the article for treatment is also a good choice.