Foot Conditions

A condition where the big toe protrudes like a bump.

A joint deformity in which the big toe bends toward the little toe and protrudes like a bump.
It occurs mostly in women.

Why does it happen?
A combination of congenital and acquired factors
- 1.Congenital factors such as flat feet, wide feet, overly flexible joints, etc.
- 2.Acquired factors, such as wearing pointed shoes, high-heeled shoes, etc.
- 3.Genetic causes
What are the symptoms?
External changes and pain
- 1.Big toe bends toward little toe.
- 2.Every time I walk, the protruding part comes into contact with the shoe, causing pain.
- 3.The second and third toes bear weight instead of the big toe and develop calluses.

They are categorized into conservative and surgical treatments.

Conservative Treatment

Treatment includes bed rest, physical therapy, exercise therapy, medication, and pain treatment.
Nanoori Hospital provides special physical therapy based on its clinical experience in spine and joints.
Surgical Treatment

Nanoori Hospital provides effective non-surgical treatment with the latest joint treatment.