Thank you! I have "flat feet" and my left foot has been nothing but pain after working on my feet all day. I'm thinking of a bunion corrector, but not sure if they are right for the stage I'm in. Definitely genetics. My grandmother had to have surgery in her 60s.
I've sprained my ankle 20 times roughly. My big toe has a golf ball on the side. I cannot afford, nor do I want surgery. New Balance are the most comfortable to me . I'm watching your videos because at the age of 46, hopefully I can get some more miles from Pat and Turner.
Hey I appreciate this video. You said Dr. Scholls has a thing called "Bunion Shield". I have a question. Is that available at a local Walmart or local pharmacy? It sounds like it would be comfortable enough to take a lot of pressure off of the top of my foot near my bunion.
I have a very deformed right foot. I found some open heeled wedge dress shoes i wore with dress pants. They were very comfortable on my left foot but the deformed foot was hurting so bad. I had a little bit of walking to do that day and I am wondering if an arch support would give me the benefit i need. That would be wonderful! Great brand of shoes i heard my mother talk about before she passed away.
Tough to comment on without knowing what deformity you have. Othewise, we do prescribe orthotics for bunion pain relief and other foot problems that benefit from pressure redirected into the archway and not just on the heel and ball of the foot.
All running shoe brands have either a generic heel stabilizer and/or anti-pronation inner heel and arch way stabilization material built right into the sole of the shoe. The basic idea is to rest the plantar ligament by maintaining a higher archway and supporting the foot in more of a neutral or supinated position. And of equal importance is to avoid excessive weight bearing exercise temporarily, as well as prolonged periods of time standing and walking in bare feet, flip-flops, flat sandals, etc. Planter fasciitis in reality is an overuse syndrome or minor injury to the ligament. Rest is priority one as well as stretching the ligament in the morning and then evening. Running shoes as I have described above help tremendously and if an event necessitates wearing a dress shoe, a slight or higher heel can also take the pressure off the ligament insertion and rest the archway by placing more pressure on the ball of the foot.
Don't listen to this dude nikes make literally the narrowest shoes on market even wides are narrow. Just get vivobarefoot it's how a lot of us got rid of our bunions
Yes it sounds strange honestly but it's how I fixed my tailors bunion along with extra things to move back into place. My wife has the big toe bunion and after 4 weeks her toe is starting to go back to normal position and it's because she has a wider toe box shoes. And I'm not a doctor I just hate podiatrist ortho's I swear they are only trying to sell you "products that will fix your problem" and then shove your foot back into a narrow hole... and that's the issue in my opinion lol
Nike are the worst shoes You need a wide toe box Custom supports are to flat thel do almost nothing Drugs don't help Low inflammation Diet and massage are the only things that keep my bunions from turning red 1. Night splits don't work 2. Surgery is not a option What causes tight calves is the problem Good video Tight calves start in the hips I've tried bunion booties 😵 Correct toes 😵 Arch support have help but no custom supports have ever fit they where either 1. To Tall 2. To hard 3. Red wing boot company has a good one 4. Sole makes a good one that cups the heal
Correction is the key word. 9 times out of 10 this problem can only be controlled. Additionally, the correction in my opinion is defined by the patient, in regards to comfort, functionality, and aesthetics. -Dr Moore
@@DrRobertJMooreIIIthank you for your comment. So feet bunion is a never ending issue, and the current widespread of the issue basically is because we have low educated parents and relatives that were more focused in parties and 80’s and 90’s rather than in taking care of the health of their children, along with manufactured foods and drinks that helps to exacerbate the issue. I fully understand now even more why many people decide to leave this world earlier in life, This is why health industry is traditionally so quiet about these issues?
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I have pain patches and I cut them so I can put a piece over the bunion area. It helps too.
@@karenscoville6307 , Where do you buy pain patches
Thank you! I have "flat feet" and my left foot has been nothing but pain after working on my feet all day. I'm thinking of a bunion corrector, but not sure if they are right for the stage I'm in. Definitely genetics. My grandmother had to have surgery in her 60s.
Helpful to have things explained, ty
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you 🙂
I've sprained my ankle 20 times roughly. My big toe has a golf ball on the side. I cannot afford, nor do I want surgery. New Balance are the most comfortable to me . I'm watching your videos because at the age of 46, hopefully I can get some more miles from Pat and Turner.
Solomon shoes are heaven, me too 47 and big toe bunion issue,
Hey I appreciate this video. You said Dr. Scholls has a thing called "Bunion Shield". I have a question. Is that available at a local Walmart or local pharmacy? It sounds like it would be comfortable enough to take a lot of pressure off of the top of my foot near my bunion.
I have a very deformed right foot. I found some open heeled wedge dress shoes i wore with dress pants. They were very comfortable on my left foot but the deformed foot was hurting so bad. I had a little bit of walking to do that day and I am wondering if an arch support would give me the benefit i need. That would be wonderful! Great brand of shoes i heard my mother talk about before she passed away.
Tough to comment on without knowing what deformity you have. Othewise, we do prescribe orthotics for bunion pain relief and other foot problems that benefit from pressure redirected into the archway and not just on the heel and ball of the foot.
Hi, what are the best shoes for plantar fascitis?
All running shoe brands have either a generic heel stabilizer and/or anti-pronation inner heel and arch way stabilization material built right into the sole of the shoe.
The basic idea is to rest the plantar ligament by maintaining a higher archway and supporting the foot in more of a neutral or supinated position.
And of equal importance is to avoid excessive weight bearing exercise temporarily, as well as prolonged periods of time standing and walking in bare feet, flip-flops, flat sandals, etc.
Planter fasciitis in reality is an overuse syndrome or minor injury to the ligament. Rest is priority one as well as stretching the ligament in the morning and then evening. Running shoes as I have described above help tremendously and if an event necessitates wearing a dress shoe, a slight or higher heel can also take the pressure off the ligament insertion and rest the archway by placing more pressure on the ball of the foot.
Thanks a lot for your help!
You are welcome.
Dr Martens
Whithout any doubt the best are solomon and hoka brands currently
So so so painful ☹️☹️☹️
What's the name of that cream
Don't listen to this dude nikes make literally the narrowest shoes on market even wides are narrow. Just get vivobarefoot it's how a lot of us got rid of our bunions
Changing shoes removed your bunion?
Yes it sounds strange honestly but it's how I fixed my tailors bunion along with extra things to move back into place. My wife has the big toe bunion and after 4 weeks her toe is starting to go back to normal position and it's because she has a wider toe box shoes. And I'm not a doctor I just hate podiatrist ortho's I swear they are only trying to sell you "products that will fix your problem" and then shove your foot back into a narrow hole... and that's the issue in my opinion lol
@@infernoeagles5812 I'll buy a pair then
@@infernoeagles5812 Another great brand of shoes with a WIDE toe base is ALTRA!!
My pain just started right now. Ugh.
My goodness this is about shoes
Hi sir I have a problem can you say how to face it
Like a man
So in essence there are no tips nothing else to do rather than wait and spend money in endless issue….health should not be a bussiness..
Nike are the worst shoes
You need a wide toe box
Custom supports are to flat thel do almost nothing
Drugs don't help
Low inflammation Diet and massage are the only things that keep my bunions from turning red
1. Night splits don't work
2. Surgery is not a option
What causes tight calves is the problem
Good video
Tight calves start in the hips
I've tried bunion
booties 😵
Correct toes 😵
Arch support have help but no custom supports have ever fit they where either
1. To Tall
2. To hard
3. Red wing boot company has a good one
4. Sole makes a good one that cups the heal
Been icing, Aleve, cortisone shot, nothing helps!
Hello , I want to ask about bunion corrector means there are some things which can correct bunions without surgery...Is it true ...
Correction is the key word. 9 times out of 10 this problem can only be controlled. Additionally, the correction in my opinion is defined by the patient, in regards to comfort, functionality, and aesthetics.
-Dr Moore
Moore Foot and Ankle Specialists - Dr Robert J Moore III & Dr Eric Blanson thanks
@@DrRobertJMooreIIIthank you for your comment.
So feet bunion is a never ending issue, and the current widespread of the issue basically is because we have low educated parents and relatives that were more focused in parties and 80’s and 90’s rather than in taking care of the health of their children, along with manufactured foods and drinks that helps to exacerbate the issue.
I fully understand now even more why many people decide to leave this world earlier in life,
This is why health industry is traditionally so quiet about these issues?
My podiatrist said Don’t wear Nike! Wear HOKA!
@@lindaguida4074 well that sucks cause everything in my shoe rack is Nike and I’m having this pain now in my mid 30s
Nike is not for people with foot problems