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James McCormack is a Knee, Foot and Ankle Specialist Physiotherapist with over 10 years experience.
Alongside his clinical work he has created this website to provide free-to-read content for it's users.
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A bunion results from a change of position of the big toe joint where it deviates away from the midline and towards the 2nd to 5th toes. As the big toe joint progressively changes position, it can become painful, rubbing off the side of your shoes and causing skin breakdown around the toe. Bunion Pads cushion the big toe joint for extra comfort and pain relief.
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We recommend Dr. Scholls Bunion Pads due to their thin cushioning that is flexible and water and sweat-resistant.
The flexibility is helpful as the skin creases as your toe moves, ensuring the pad does not come loose while the gel cushion doesn’t break down.
Feet can get hot and sweaty in the summer, so once the skin is clean and dry on application, these bunion pads will stay stuck all day.
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We recommend the PediDoc Bunion corrector with a bunion pad due to their non-slip material, toe corrector and bunion pad gel cushioning.
The non-slip material means the correction stays in place regardless of your activity, while the toe corrector helps reduce pain.
The bunion pad is a gel cushion to reduce friction and provide extra comfort to your bunion.
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Physiotherapy with James McCormack
This article is written by James McCormack, a Lower Limb Specialist who is an expert in treating Bunions.
This is not medical advice. We recommend a consultation with a medical professional such as James McCormack if you are experiencing any of the symptoms discussed in this article. James offers Online Physiotherapy Appointments weekly and face-to-face appointments in his London clinic.