Long Term Effects Of Bunions

A bunion is a bone deformity in which there is abnormal bone growth on the side of the foot at the bottom of the joint of the big toe. Bunions can cause long-term issues that can cause you to feel pain and irritation when participating in different activities. Dr. Bouraee, Dr. Houseworth, Dr. Byun, and Dr. Piotrowksi at Hampton Roads Foot and Ankle Specialists in Hampton, and Williamsburg, VA, can help explain the issues that bunions cause in the long run and how you can help alleviate the pain you may be feeling.

How Bunions Can Affect Your Life

When you suffer from bunions, you may experience pain and irritation from wearing shoes and it may be difficult for you to feel comfortable participating in daily activities. Bunions can rub against the sides of your shoes and cause your feet to feel red, tender, and irritated. The skin over your bunion can begin to stretch and you may feel discomfort, especially if you’re wearing shoes that may be too tight and don't fit properly.

Since the joint flexes often, the bunion may begin to grow over time, causing you to feel pain while walking. Arthritis may also be something that begins to set in, and you may feel stiff and start to ache. If left untreated by your podiatrist in Hampton, and Williamsburg, VA, your bunion may become the cause of some types of chronic pain. The skin on the bottom of your foot will begin to thicken and cause you to feel pain while walking, making your everyday life difficult to handle.

Contact Your Podiatrist Today!

Don’t ignore the pain that your bunions may cause you and contact your podiatrists as soon as possible to treat your bunions and help you feel as comfortable as possible! Contact Dr. Bouraee, Dr. Houseworth, Dr. Byun, and Dr. Piotrowksi at Hampton Roads Foot and Ankle Specialists today at (757) 224-7605 for the office in Hampton, VA, and (757) 220-3311 for the office Williamsburg, VA!

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