Can you get rid of your bunion without having surgery?
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The best treatment for bunions is surgery im affraid,and the surgery works very well.Ive seen many patients come in with very bad bunions and in alo off pain.once theve had surgery the bunion is complety removed and pain free,well thats about 12 wks after surgery.You would also have to go in to a plaster cast which we call a below the knee toe spiker,the big toe is also surrounded by padding and plaster.You are normally in this cast for about 6-8wks,then sometimes physio but not always.This is the best option i think,bunions do not go away they get worse.Good Luck
80173
Get laser eye surgery so you don't have to wear glasses or contacts
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have your doctor take them off
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Some soreness to the area is to be expected, especially if the entire toe nail was removed.  The 1st metatarsal / phalanx is a major weight bearing region of the foot, and it is hard to walk without putting pressure onto that area.  Best bet is to wear a shoe that has a very rigid sole so you don't have that rolling/pressure motion...or if the Podiatrist provided you with a post surgical hard soled shoe, it is best to wear that as directed.  Also, if wound is still present from the removal, be sure to keep a close watch.  If there is more pain than normal, you notice discharge and you have a temperature and the area is hotter/warmer to the touch, you may want to get in to see your Podiatrist or at least call the clinic sooner than later.  You should also have a routine follow up at some point after the toenail was removed to check your progress and healing.
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Did you go to a foot specialist or just a doctor? No, I;m not a doc, but I thought my experience might help you.\nI had to have an ingrown toenail removed once. But to go to \na doctor, was a mistake that was made twice. Whatever he injected into me that was supposed to be pain killer, didn't kill the pain. After the second time of this mistake,\nmy parents took me to a foot specialist. They had my my mother prepare a special solution in which I was to place my foot, one a day, after the removal was successful. I was, eventually, able to walk normal, again.
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If your doctor can't figure it out, it is unlikely anyone here can unless your doc is really not a very good one.  What comes to mind is shin splints and/or heel spurs.
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Take Alieve, and don't put any weight on your toe.  Stay off of it as much as possible.  It'll take a few days to start feeling better.
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You could try donning sandals or socks and walking, but of course that isn't barefoot.\n\nJust persist with it, you'll callous and eventually not even feel it
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go to the hospital, get it fixed and casted\n\ni wouldn't try to fix a broken ankle on my own with any home remedies...
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get a nice spa pedicure, don't wear flip flops, avoid shoes that make your toes stick out beyond the front of the shoe. There are shoe styles that are very sexy yet don't expose large areas of your feet. \n\nIf you have bunyons then you need to wear flat shoes that are comfortable for a little while and that will take them away.... It worked for me!
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If you've tried both of those things without success, you should see a doctor.  You may need oral antibiotics to clear it up.  Also, if the toenail is still ingrown, the infection will come back unless it is removed.  This procedure should DEFINITELY be performed by a doctor, as it carries a very high risk of infection.
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If you dont have an infection,then its not necessary.
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Pain-free (or painless) operation.
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Why would you seek answers from here?  This is definitely a condition requiring immediate medical attention.  Infections can lead to multi-system infections.  If it is severe and left untreated, it could lead to the loss of your foot, infection in your blood stream, need I go on?  If insurance or finances are an issue, go to the ER of your local hospital, they can direct you to services for medical assistance to pay the bill.  \nThe longer you wait, the more serious this issue will become for you.  It isn't going to go away on its own.
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I had heel spurs and went and got the nike shox. within a month they were gone. hang int here don't have surgery. try this first.
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you may have a bone spur or bunion. Should be evaluated by a foot doctor.
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See your doctor or a podiatrist