Bunion Causes

A bunion, also known as a hallux valgus, is a bony protrusion of the great toe joint that can cause friction and pain when wearing shoes. A bunion causes your big toe to look misshapen and protrude from the side of your foot. Also, if you have a buniotte, a bunion causes your fifth (or baby) toe to look misshapen.

In addition to aesthetics, a bunion causes pain, usually in the form of swelling, redness or pain of the joint at the base of the big toe.

If a bunion causes severe discomfort, a surgical procedure called a bunionectomy may be necessary.


What Causes a Bunion?

Bunions form due to a variety of factors, including:

An active lifestyle.

Improperly fitting shoes: A bunion causes pain when walking, or form initially, if your shoes don’t have enough room in the toe box.

Foot type: A foot that pronates, or rolls inward excessively when walking, has a higher tendency for causing a bunion. Other symptoms of bunion pain include swelling, redness or pain of the joint at the base of the big toe.

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A bunionectomy pic nic!