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Must hallux valgus be treated surgically? Will it get worse without treatment?

1:

Bigfoot bone

Will affect the patient's joints.

Due to the widening of the forefoot and the collapse of the transverse arch, patients with Bigfoot bone will appear more or less when walking. In this way, lead to

ankle

The change of load-bearing surface will cause traumatic inflammation and pain of ankle joint, and the harm of big foot bone will even affect knee joint, hip joint and even waist.

2. Bigfoot will affect the patient's walking.

With the aggravation of the big foot bone, 1

metatarsal bone

The upside down is getting worse and worse. The metatarsal bone of patients with Bigfoot is squeezed and the friction is aggravated.

bursa

Thickening,

osteophyte

Hyperplasia forms a big bone crutch.

Due to long-term friction, the soft tissue inside the first metatarsal bone of patients with Bigfoot bone grows and thickens, leading to local occurrence.

Aseptic inflammation

form

bursitis

And there is severe pain, which affects the walking of patients with big foot bone. These are all caused by the harm of the big foot bone.

This operation is suitable for patients with moderate and severe big foot bone. It is best to choose minimally invasive surgery, which has the following advantages:

The incision is small (less than 1 cm), and the postoperative scar is not obvious, which reduces the pain of walking in the future;

Operate on

local anaesthesia

The operation can be completed immediately with good anesthetic effect. Not only during surgery,

Can't feel it

Pain, and

anesthetic

After that, there was only a slight acid swelling, which was tolerable.

Surgery is not

Down to the Bone

No osteotomy. We just grind off the prominent osteophyte, and the joints and ligaments will not be damaged during the operation, so we can walk immediately after the operation.

Less damage, quick recovery; Because the incision is less than 1 cm, the postoperative recovery is fast and there is no risk of infection.

The effect is good: the operation only corrects the varus and valgus angles of toes to

Normal position

It is also to restore the normal anatomical structure, which can be seen by X-ray positioning. After the operation is fully recovered, some common shoe-wearing exercises will always be the same.