This was extremely interesting and informative. I greatly appreciated how the multiple interacting factors were addressed. Most useful! Thank you! Wish I could come for a consultation.
Very informative video. I wonder why some bunions are on top of the foot? Everything is true about the anatomy …feet, knee, hip, as it relates to pain..👏🏾👏🏾
This is far more info than any podiatrist has ever given me about my bunions and general foot issues, including pain at the top of the foot. Now I know what's causing it - TMG joint!
Those narrow rounded toe boxes can start bunions, even if flat and looking like they're wide but really are deforming the natural shape of your toes by outlining them gently inwards which goes against the biological foot spreading way.
My bunions very advanced by the time I was 12 so adjustment/exercise wasn’t enough for me (I had extra bone growth already). But for maintenance after my surgeries (and for pain relief) understanding the mechanics of my feet and legs has helped me!
Thank you very much for this precious information. I need to try to fix my bunion before doing surgery and I always believed it’s a hip problem and you just confirm it
I would like to try the exercises you suggested at the end for the hallicis muscle, and also the taping. Can you expand on those treatments and how to do them?
👍Terrific helpful non surgical info. Straight forward & to the point. I appreciate you taking the time to make & post this video to help others. Thank you. 🙏🤗💞🤗
7 mins of telling us how Bunion occured but nothing on treatment or correction, which I doubt it can be corrected. I have never seen a video of before and after, showing how Bunion can be corrected without surgery, do you have? If yes, please share. Thanks.
And all his information is wrong, not caused by flat feet at all, it's caused by the shoes she wears, and yes bunions can be reversed or at least can be decreased a lot by using the correct shoes and doing simple feet exercises.
I just had foot surgery for a torn plantar plate under my 2nd toe. Of course the surgeon addressed the bunion as well. Although a non-surgical option was not available for me, I hope this helps others.
I like this video. Doctors just want to fix the bunion, but you explained everything regarding the hips so well. Doctors always want to push surgery, but my friend had it, and the bunion came back. I am going to do these exercises.
Think about therapist do therapy, typically whatever their area of expertise is is how they are going to lean. The body is a complex system, and you know your body. Listen to it.
According to my podiatrist, my case is the most severe (both bunions and bunionette) he has seen. I had no choice but to undergo surgery. I needed 2 surgeries on my left foot and it's still isn't 100% healed yet. It's been 10 months since my first one. I still got my right foot left and I'm going through more pain lately. 😔
I had surgery done and bounions came beck. The problem is that Conventional Medicine can't help! This is very surprising that ,the bounions are directly related to the levels of most important electolytes in the body ,which is sodium and potasium.There is usually problem with levels of those electrolytes later in life of the individual. If appear on the left foot, there is a problem with sodium level in the body, on the right foot , problem with potassium . There are other signs , one eye is much smaller than other, corner of the mouth is lower than the other. Again left eye and left corner of the mouth as left foot bounion is sodium imbalance and right side is potassium. If the levels of the electolytes are at dangerous level.The individual may experience blurred vision either in one eye or bouth.💕
I wish I could find someone like you here where I live in the UK. In my 30s, had bunions on both feet since I was a kid, as does my dad, as did my grandmother. I’ve been offered surgery correction, but would love some real advice on my biomechanics to see if there’s anything I can do to help myself
I am very interested in the exercises. The Podiatrist said there was nothing to be done. My bunions have just started to move in. Using spacers ever day for 2 hours. Thanks.
💝🌸🌙📿🦋🦋OMG! Thankyou Doctor! It’s actually really painful, and it’s so important to have that corrected-in my situation I think it’s because I wore ( inexpensive ) crock brands for a long time and my nutrition was poor- because my parents never really educated me on nutrition! and the importance of eating 🍽 well, they had too many children, anyways education comes from wanting to learn and progress. Thankyou! 🌸
Very interesting...both my mother and nana had bunions, so do i despite wearing good shoes. I did ballet when younger then became an exercise junkie, it was then found I overpronate because I suffered a knee problem. I've always worn custom orthotics, but my knees do tip inwards, I have excessive external rotation of my hips, and have SI issues from time to time, one knee now will need further surgery, I've suffered awful tendonitis in my feet, I had to tape to be able to walk during attacks, I still exercise to a high level yet can no longer run do impact work. I'm 49 and my bunions are awful. All because of my unresolved biomechanics!!
Thank you. I have had both knees replaced and now realise the arches in my feet have collapsed inward and I have a bunion. So....have been doing the silicone seperator, exercises daily....spreading toes etc.... But will now get arch support to wear in my walking shoes. Look forward to more of your videos!
Careful with arch support. Don’t rely only on that as it will be a long term fail. Strengthen your (arch) feet correctly. Make an appointment with a physical therapist.
Treatment starts with the entire lower extremity. First release stored trauma in hips, stretch and strengthen. Then roll out and strengthen your arches and calves. Then do ankle rolls. Then you will start to spread your toes more. Make the switch to barefoot shoes asap.
I live in NJ and the doctor did surgery and damage my foot . I need a surgeon he never put the tendon back on big toe and he damage second toe with a pin now all my toes are turning . I need help .
I believe yes and I have a normal arch. Unfortunately shoe designers do not think of accommodating a bit more in the toe box.It's a struggle to find shoes where my feet can spread and at the same time not be big on me.
my 17 year old just had a Lapiplasty Surgery. The new Surgery that goes to the root of the problem. It's genetics.. and what a wonderful time to have it fixed at a younger age. She's going to be in the Medical Field and will be on her feet a lot in this career.. For us surgery was a blessing. (Both feet).. She healed quickly!
Hi, I have a few questions regarding your child surgery. I’m curious to know if it was covered by your insurance, and if not how much does surgey cost? My daughter is suffering from double bunion on both feet. She is so insecure of herself and I don’t k is how to help other than surgery. We live in Los Angeles by the way if you have any recommendations on doctors. Thanks
@@zairachavez1156 Yes insurance covered it because like the doctor said.. they don't get better, they get worse. My daughter will be on her feet b/c she is going into nursing and that's years of walking and being on her feet constantly. They heal really fast when they are young. she was 17 when she had hers and it's 2 years later and she is doing great. Granite she isn't a runner or anything like that but she healed up nice. We had to cover our 20% co-insurance and make sure your anesthesia is covered most are not in your network but most of the time hospitals work out an agreement for that with the anesthesiologist companies. Make sure you get a Board Certified foot doctor who does this method. good luck.. we are glad we did it for our daughter..
11/2/2021 - I didn't see or hear he gave any treatment for the bunion. Lots of explanation as to the cause but how does one treat the bunion surgery free?
I had the surgery and I am right back where I st as red because my healing did not go correctly. Now my big toe is going to the right onto the next toe that was not happening b4 Help
I Have had knock knees and hallucinations valgas from birth. Am 70 and my left bunion is killing me. Ouch! Have worn wide sensible shoes all my life and have vey high arches. No flat feet here. Weak nips and knees though
Hi, I have had bunions all my life and I loved what you said about treating the bunion with physical therapy to avoid unecessary surgery. Are you located in California by any chance? I would love tro come and see you to take a look at my feet! Please let me know.
Hi, I have a bunion problem few years ago, and I went to a chiropractic to got a treatment. He was able to straighten my toe. After that I wear a silicone separator and wide shoes to prevent. But remember always take care of your feet because all the problems start there.
I wish you had talked about bunions on very high arched feet with no knock knees and supination while running. Perhaps that mid-foot joint you were talking about at the end of the video??
A good cyropractor can also make a world of difference. My main metatarsals are both rotated inward so the pain can get to be so so terrible. So he usually gives them a tug (kind of complicated series of pulls) and after a day or so their so much better. Just have to make sure he does it regularly and it's all good.
@@lindamccarrel8184 certainly, just had an MRI done of my foot and ankle and seeing the doctor next week to figure out what's going on. My chiropractor is a pretty ok dude and was helping me trying to get locate a doctor (autistic with ADHD tendencies ontop of other problems) it seriously took like 3 months to get to see a foot doctor and that is after a 2month wait for a date that wasn't properly booked. So in that mean time he was a serious life saver.
I kinda don’t understand like OK, the thumb will be straight. But then what will be with the rest of the toes, will there be a big gap between the thumb and the rest of the toes?
I have them on both feet . One is worse then the other . I have hip issues . My lower back hurts all the time . I now have what looks like heal spurs . I am just glad I am not working at this point . I am a care giver for my disabled husband . I feel guilty when I am hurting because his pain is a billion times as bad as mine . Its all hard .
I have a normal arch but developed a bunion. I haven't been walking normally for many years. It's like a new normal but seems like it's not noticeable if people see me walking.
The first metatarsal can rotate at the navicular joint and medial cuneiform causing the bottom of the sesamoid bones neath distal end of metatarsal to now be crowding second metatarsal at distal end. Top of first metatarsal distal end now making protuberance on medial side of big toe joint. Big toe now pivots laterally into second toe. An alignment problem that only tends to increase with age. Problem can also cause other toes to take hammer toe profiles. People with proper foot biomechanics are indeed very fortunate as bunions are really a nuisance.
I had bunions from wearing ill fitting shoes, the only way I believe bunions occur. The big toe was pushed to one side, and I had the lump on the side of my foot, which was painful. I had surgery to reset the toe and I have not had any trouble since. It cannot be cured by just strapping it up etc, the bone is deformed.
Definitely NOT the only way bunions occur. I've been basically barefoot (home-based business, no need for shoes :) ) for 40 years and STILL I've developed bunions.
I asked my foot Dr about a spacer and any exercises for bunions and he said all those thing are temporary and didn't work. He said that I needed reconstruction surgery. I would rather not get surgery unless it was the last option.
I think that's what the (good) surgeons recommend. Everything else delays the surgery, but that's good because as far as I know, you only get one shot at the surgery.
I had surgery to remove my bunions on both feet, 7 months apart about 18 years ago and I'm SO glad I had it done. The bunion caused pain. I hated the way my feet looked, the left one was worse. I was so self conscious since I was salsa dancing a lot and wearing open toe latin ballroom shoes. It was definitely worth it. After I completely healed I was able to wear my high heel ballroom shoes again. My mom had bunions and she waited much too long to get surgery. She got to the point where her feet hurt no matter what shoes she wore and her surgery was more complicated and recovery took longer. I don't know why people are so afraid of getting this type of surgery especially if you're otherwise healthy.
that woman has nicely formed feet and suffers from just a slight bunion that should be remedied to ensure her long term health and mobility. Did she receive treatment? Is there a follow up video describing the treatment regimen with a view of the results?
Modern shoes are a reason as well…
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Thank you! Appreciate your demeanor, Doc, and the calm way of delivering the information.
It seemed fake though.
This has been the most helpful video I've seen for bunions.
This was extremely interesting and informative. I greatly appreciated how the multiple interacting factors were addressed. Most useful! Thank you! Wish I could come for a consultation.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!! I learned a lot!
I've watched dozens of videos and yours makes the MOST SENSE! thanks!!!!!
Very informative video. I wonder why some bunions are on top of the foot? Everything is true about the anatomy …feet, knee, hip, as it relates to pain..👏🏾👏🏾
This is far more info than any podiatrist has ever given me about my bunions and general foot issues, including pain at the top of the foot. Now I know what's causing it - TMG joint!
me too!
One thing he didn't mention is the shoes that most people wear have pointed toe boxes. Instead of a more natural square/foot shape.
Facts!
Those narrow rounded toe boxes can start bunions, even if flat and looking like they're wide but really are deforming the natural shape of your toes by outlining them gently inwards which goes against the biological foot spreading way.
I agree the wave was cute. Thanks for the video ❤️
Very good information. Thanks for posting.
Fantastic information and ideas, thanks.
My bunions very advanced by the time I was 12 so adjustment/exercise wasn’t enough for me (I had extra bone growth already). But for maintenance after my surgeries (and for pain relief) understanding the mechanics of my feet and legs has helped me!
thank you doctor for this great informative video
Great stuff, thank you!!!
Thank you for your support.
Thank you very much for this precious information. I need to try to fix my bunion before doing surgery and I always believed it’s a hip problem and you just confirm it
Such a great video, thank you!
I would like to try the exercises you suggested at the end for the hallicis muscle, and also the taping. Can you expand on those treatments and how to do them?
Thank you. This is very helpful and for us medical students also it’s a good learning video.
Great video. Do you have a video with exercises only to help bunion correction? Thanks.
👍Terrific helpful non surgical info. Straight forward & to the point. I appreciate you taking the time to make & post this video to help others. Thank you. 🙏🤗💞🤗
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Awesome information thank you .
7 mins of telling us how Bunion occured but nothing on treatment or correction, which I doubt it can be corrected. I have never seen a video of before and after, showing how Bunion can be corrected without surgery, do you have? If yes, please share. Thanks.
Lex fitness . Chiropractor correction . Very painful . Before and after video .
👍😞
And all his information is wrong, not caused by flat feet at all, it's caused by the shoes she wears, and yes bunions can be reversed or at least can be decreased a lot by using the correct shoes and doing simple feet exercises.
Yes, it is possible but very painful, very. It was a clip years ago with one chiropractic. The guy was screaming very but it was successful.
Hello Scot. Thanks for your video. Please what exercises can i do to strengthen my hips
This is good!
Great info! Thanks
I can barely understand with the echo. It's such a good video but I couldn't finish it
Thank you, great info👍🏻
I just had foot surgery for a torn plantar plate under my 2nd toe. Of course the surgeon addressed the bunion as well. Although a non-surgical option was not available for me, I hope this helps others.
I like this video. Doctors just want to fix the bunion, but you explained everything regarding the hips so well. Doctors always want to push surgery, but my friend had it, and the bunion came back. I am going to do these exercises.
I'm thinking the same I'm so unsure about surgery.
Think about therapist do therapy, typically whatever their area of expertise is is how they are going to lean. The body is a complex system, and you know your body. Listen to it.
According to my podiatrist, my case is the most severe (both bunions and bunionette) he has seen. I had no choice but to undergo surgery. I needed 2 surgeries on my left foot and it's still isn't 100% healed yet. It's been 10 months since my first one. I still got my right foot left and I'm going through more pain lately. 😔
I had surgery done and bounions came beck. The problem is that Conventional Medicine can't help!
This is very surprising that ,the bounions are directly related to the levels of most important electolytes in the body ,which is sodium and potasium.There is usually problem with levels of those electrolytes later in life of the individual. If appear on the left foot, there is a problem with sodium level in the body, on the right foot , problem with potassium . There are other signs , one eye is much smaller than other, corner of the mouth is lower than the other. Again left eye and left corner of the mouth as left foot bounion is sodium imbalance and right side is potassium. If the levels of the electolytes are at dangerous level.The individual may experience blurred vision either in one eye or bouth.💕
How did you make out with the exercises? Any results?
In praise gratitude and compassion
Great stuff but could you add the exercise for strengthening the abductor hallocus ( sp?) and how to tape this?
Wow thank you so much info!!!
Thank you.
I wish I could find someone like you here where I live in the UK. In my 30s, had bunions on both feet since I was a kid, as does my dad, as did my grandmother. I’ve been offered surgery correction, but would love some real advice on my biomechanics to see if there’s anything I can do to help myself
I am very interested in the exercises. The Podiatrist said there was nothing to be done. My bunions have just started to move in. Using spacers ever day for 2 hours. Thanks.
For most people there is no fix other than surgery.
I wish I didn’t wait so long to have mine fixed because it was the best thing I ever did.
💝🌸🌙📿🦋🦋OMG! Thankyou Doctor! It’s actually really painful, and it’s so important to have that corrected-in my situation I think it’s because I wore ( inexpensive ) crock brands for a long time and my nutrition was poor- because my parents never really educated me on nutrition! and the importance of eating 🍽 well, they had too many children, anyways education comes from wanting to learn and progress. Thankyou! 🌸
Brilliant info as usual
Thank you, that is very helpful. Excellent.
Dr a question ... do you think doing calf exercise with a spreader between the big toe is useful?
Very interesting...both my mother and nana had bunions, so do i despite wearing good shoes. I did ballet when younger then became an exercise junkie, it was then found I overpronate because I suffered a knee problem. I've always worn custom orthotics, but my knees do tip inwards, I have excessive external rotation of my hips, and have SI issues from time to time, one knee now will need further surgery, I've suffered awful tendonitis in my feet, I had to tape to be able to walk during attacks, I still exercise to a high level yet can no longer run do impact work. I'm 49 and my bunions are awful. All because of my unresolved biomechanics!!
Thank you. I have had both knees replaced and now realise the arches in my feet have collapsed inward and I have a bunion.
So....have been doing the silicone seperator, exercises daily....spreading toes etc....
But will now get arch support to wear in my walking shoes.
Look forward to more of your videos!
Careful with arch support. Don’t rely only on that as it will be a long term fail. Strengthen your (arch) feet correctly. Make an appointment with a physical therapist.
The best info !!
Looks like one of the guys I use to know.. totally down to earth guy.
Treatment starts with the entire lower extremity. First release stored trauma in hips, stretch and strengthen. Then roll out and strengthen your arches and calves. Then do ankle rolls. Then you will start to spread your toes more. Make the switch to barefoot shoes asap.
I've been in pain for a few years now. Thanks for the info i really don't want to have surgery.
What a fantastic video!!!!! God bless you sir
Mesh upper is where its at for trainers! I've given up on leather and suede.
I live in NJ and the doctor did surgery and damage my foot . I need a surgeon he never put the tendon back on big toe and he damage second toe with a pin now all my toes are turning . I need help .
Dam video! Got me thinking of the strength of my hips. 👍🏿
I concur with every thing u r saying. Mine I believe originates from my hips.
It would be useful to see follow up videos to see how the patient has progressed.
what about checking shoes - does a too-small toe 'box' lead to bunions, also?
I believe yes and I have a normal arch. Unfortunately shoe designers do not think of accommodating a bit more in the toe box.It's a struggle to find shoes where my feet can spread and at the same time not be big on me.
Fml, I got flat feet, bunion, and weak hips.
my 17 year old just had a Lapiplasty Surgery. The new Surgery that goes to the root of the problem. It's genetics.. and what a wonderful time to have it fixed at a younger age. She's going to be in the Medical Field and will be on her feet a lot in this career.. For us surgery was a blessing. (Both feet).. She healed quickly!
Hi what treatment was this?
Hi, I have a few questions regarding your child surgery. I’m curious to know if it was covered by your insurance, and if not how much does surgey cost? My daughter is suffering from double bunion on both feet. She is so insecure of herself and I don’t k is how to help other than surgery. We live in Los Angeles by the way if you have any recommendations on doctors. Thanks
@@zairachavez1156 Yes insurance covered it because like the doctor said.. they don't get better, they get worse. My daughter will be on her feet b/c she is going into nursing and that's years of walking and being on her feet constantly. They heal really fast when they are young. she was 17 when she had hers and it's 2 years later and she is doing great. Granite she isn't a runner or anything like that but she healed up nice. We had to cover our 20% co-insurance and make sure your anesthesia is covered most are not in your network but most of the time hospitals work out an agreement for that with the anesthesiologist companies. Make sure you get a Board Certified foot doctor who does this method. good luck.. we are glad we did it for our daughter..
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11/2/2021 - I didn't see or hear he gave any treatment for the bunion. Lots of explanation as to the cause but how does one treat the bunion surgery free?
Any. Suggestion for a doc in NJ
I had the surgery and I am right back where I st as red because my healing did not go correctly. Now my big toe is going to the right onto the next toe that was not happening b4 Help
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Have had knock knees and hallucinations valgas from birth. Am 70 and my left bunion is killing me. Ouch! Have worn wide sensible shoes all my life and have vey high arches. No flat feet here. Weak nips and knees though
Dude. Lavalier Mics. They work wonders, too. 👍
Hi, I have had bunions all my life and I loved what you said about treating the bunion with physical therapy to avoid unecessary surgery. Are you located in
California by any chance? I would love tro come and see you to take a look at my feet! Please let me know.
Hi, I have a bunion problem few years ago, and I went to a chiropractic to got a treatment. He was able to straighten my toe. After that I wear a silicone separator and wide shoes to prevent. But remember always take care of your feet because all the problems start there.
His videos indicate that he operates out of Ft. Meyers, FL.
I might have a pinky toe bunion but I need to see a doctor to be sure.
I have a high arch and have a bunion. I also have nail issues due to my bunion
Thanks for this great video. New subbie
Bruh, that wave in the intro🤣🤣 good video tho bro
👍👋That wave is one of the best most innocent, sincere, genuine & natural actions I’ve seen in a long time on a video…especially from a doctor.💝
I replayed that wave twice because it was just that awesome! 🤪👋
Nothing is wrong with the wave... you can just tell he practiced it all night, the night before. Lol
I need mine fixed but I have no insurance no nothing.. Its getting hard to walk..so overwhelming and painful
I needed to see this mine hurt so bad
Ty
I wish you had talked about bunions on very high arched feet with no knock knees and supination while running. Perhaps that mid-foot joint you were talking about at the end of the video??
It can be genetic too.
A good cyropractor can also make a world of difference. My main metatarsals are both rotated inward so the pain can get to be so so terrible. So he usually gives them a tug (kind of complicated series of pulls) and after a day or so their so much better.
Just have to make sure he does it regularly and it's all good.
Chiropractor*
Enjoy your day!
Quack-o-practors are not doctors and you cannot exercise bunions away. Get medical advice from real medical doctors.
@@DolceFioreRosa yeah that one
@@lindamccarrel8184 certainly, just had an MRI done of my foot and ankle and seeing the doctor next week to figure out what's going on.
My chiropractor is a pretty ok dude and was helping me trying to get locate a doctor (autistic with ADHD tendencies ontop of other problems) it seriously took like 3 months to get to see a foot doctor and that is after a 2month wait for a date that wasn't properly booked.
So in that mean time he was a serious life saver.
I kinda don’t understand like OK, the thumb will be straight. But then what will be with the rest of the toes, will there be a big gap between the thumb and the rest of the toes?
I have one bunion. It came from over tightening one of my dance shoes. Very painful.
Very very nice
Pointed toe shoes is what caused my small toe bunions. I had a grandmother that had big toe bunions.
Is this what also causes diabetic foot ulcers?
I have them on both feet . One is worse then the other . I have hip issues . My lower back hurts all the time . I now have what looks like heal spurs . I am just glad I am not working at this point . I am a care giver for my disabled husband . I feel guilty when I am hurting because his pain is a billion times as bad as mine . Its all hard .
I find it rather bizarre that you didn’t mention the shoes we wear as a detrimental cause 🤔
I have a normal arch but developed a bunion. I haven't been walking normally for many years. It's like a new normal but seems like it's not noticeable if people see me walking.
Does this work if you have it lots of years!.
The first metatarsal can rotate at the navicular joint and medial cuneiform causing the bottom of the sesamoid bones neath distal end of metatarsal to now be crowding second metatarsal at distal end. Top of first metatarsal distal end now making protuberance on medial side of big toe joint. Big toe now pivots laterally into second toe. An alignment problem that only tends to increase with age. Problem can also cause other toes to take hammer toe profiles.
People with proper foot biomechanics are indeed very fortunate as bunions are really a nuisance.
That’s right - all radiological signs too
What if you had knee replacement on both knees
New subbie, 😎 👏🏽 awesome info
I had bunions from wearing ill fitting shoes, the only way I believe bunions occur. The big toe was pushed to one side, and I had the lump on the side of my foot, which was painful. I had surgery to reset the toe and I have not had any trouble since. It cannot be cured by just strapping it up etc, the bone is deformed.
Definitely NOT the only way bunions occur. I've been basically barefoot (home-based business, no need for shoes :) ) for 40 years and STILL I've developed bunions.
Great vid! Now you leave us hanging without the exercises haha
I asked my foot Dr about a spacer and any exercises for bunions and he said all those thing are temporary and didn't work. He said that I needed reconstruction surgery. I would rather not get surgery unless it was the last option.
I think that's what the (good) surgeons recommend. Everything else delays the surgery, but that's good because as far as I know, you only get one shot at the surgery.
I had surgery to remove my bunions on both feet, 7 months apart about 18 years ago and I'm SO glad I had it done. The bunion caused pain. I hated the way my feet looked, the left one was worse. I was so self conscious since I was salsa dancing a lot and wearing open toe latin ballroom shoes. It was definitely worth it. After I completely healed I was able to wear my high heel ballroom shoes again. My mom had bunions and she waited much too long to get surgery. She got to the point where her feet hurt no matter what shoes she wore and her surgery was more complicated and recovery took longer. I don't know why people are so afraid of getting this type of surgery especially if you're otherwise healthy.
Which part of the world are you located.
What is the pad that you are referring to for the hyper mobile problem?
I have that problem, how can i get help😥😥
Where ru located.
Good explanation . At first i thought he was going to crack her toes into "place" XDD
Only problem is that you can NEVER passively reduce hallux abducto valgus
This problem with me pls help me
Does anyone know if the spacers work? I just ordered a pair and hoping they do work!
I don't think so, they made my toes itchy.
They are a temporary relief, not much more.
that woman has nicely formed feet and suffers from just a slight bunion that should be remedied to ensure her long term health and mobility. Did she receive treatment? Is there a follow up video describing the treatment regimen with a view of the results?
Wow I would love to work on my bunion without surgery
I listened to "If I Had A Hammer", Leonard Nimoy's rendition. It motivated me.
@@RA82828 it was a reference to hammer toe. Obviously it went right over your head. 🤭
@@RA82828 actually I'm not. I love life. You should try it sometime.
What if you don’t have a flat foot