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Dorsal bunion a.k.a. Big Toe Arthritis a.k.a. Hallux limitus

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Jun 16, 2017.

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I've been suffering with this for over 10 years now, even though I guessed what it was and it was confirmed at least 7 years ago, but no treatment was suggested other than cortizoid injections and e-stimulation therapy. I returned to a podiatrist who had helped me with plantar fasciitis 10 or 11 years ago, and he is suggesting injections (already started), oral anti-inflammatory Rx, new orthotics, a "procedure" (not fusion or implants) and a (non weight bearing) boot I will have to wear...

Dorsal bunion a.k.a. Big Toe Arthritis a.k.a. Hallux limitus

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admin, Jun 16, 2017

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