Sentences with phrase «bunions on»

I'm plagued by nasty bunions on both feet.

Also How can I get rid of my big bunions on my big toes naturally?

Here, podiatrists reveal five over-the-counter products to buy if you suffer from bunions on your feet.

Although many blame their bunions on bad shoes, many times, bunions are actually inherited, says Hillary Brenner, DPM, a New York - based podiatrist.

if you have a bunion on your toes, both feet, big toe right, and left, will this shoe cover the bunion?

Last summer I had bunion surgery for a severe bunion on my right foot that I've had since I was about 10.

Mary C., I have a small bunion on my left foot and the shoe fits me fine.

I do have a bunion on my right foot but it didn't seem to bother it too much.

I have a bunion on one foot and had surgery to remove a bunion on the other, and these shoes work on both my feet.

I want to say that I do have a small bunion on my right foot which causes problems with some shoes.

Not exact matches

If you look closely at those family photos up there, you'll see that our pictures are crooked on the wall and there's no way to photoshop out my ginormous bunions.

Years of pointy shoes with cramped toe boxes or shifting your weight forward onto the balls of your feet in high heels can lead to bunions (a painful bump on the side of the big toe joint that drives the big toe inward), hammer toes (a claw - like toe deformity), and Morton's neuromas (nerve swelling, often at the base of the third and fourth toes).

We've gone to the experts and asked for their advice on what to look out for when buying shoes for bunions.

Low arches can cause more problems than you may realize: In addition to tired, achy, and swollen feet, flat arches can bring on bunions, hammertoes, tendonitis, arthritis, and flat - out pain (pun intended).

You probably already know what bunions look like — but what's actually behind these painful, bony bumps that can appear on the side of big toe joints?

Bunions are caused by faulty foot mechanics that affect the way you walk: Years of abnormal motion and pressure on the big - toe joint forces the big toe to tilt in toward the second toe.

This often occurs in conjunction with other toe problems, like bunions or corns on top of the bent toe where it rubs against your shoe.

I've had tailor's bunion removal surgery on both of my feet.

I suffer from bunions and high arches, and although I haven't yet tested them on my walk to work (it's about two miles, so I usually reserve sneakers for that), I have worn them for long periods of time without experiencing any pain.

(Work on pointing your toes forward, instead of letting them veer toward the outer edges of your yoga mat, as they may be inclined to if you have bunions.

The style of shoe will work best for you will depend on your personal style, any foot issues (bunions, orthotics), and the climate where you're headed.

So depending on your foot, your bunions may or may not be covered by the shoe.

I don't have bunions but I do have a corn on my little toe and these shoes cover it up perfectly, they are actualyl one of the most comfortable shoes that I have ever owned

if you have bunion's on both right and left feet, will this mallory shoe, where it's pointed toe, press on the bunion's on the side of your foot?Just wondering if the shoe comes up high enough to cover bunion's?

My concern is that the place where people typically have bunions (the widest part of your foot) is right at the spot on the shoe where the leather begins.

It depends on how bad the bunions are.

I've never worn «killer heels» but with wide feet bunions were always on the cards.

They are so comfortable I can wear them all day with no pain on my bunions.

I have really bad bunions and can not find any booties, etc. that I can wear comfortably and my slip on shoes just do nt look the same with your cute fall fashions specifically with pants, any ideas?

Although I have small narrow feet... I usually am a 7.5... I know you prolly do nt have bunions, but what your thought on the fit... I also love the look of the shoes and want a pair of driving mocs, but hate the rubbing from bunions etc..

I myself have a bit of a bunion going on, so I understand the need for wider toe boxes and am not saying only pointy shoes are non-frumpy, but I do think having the toe taper somewhat from the widest part of the shoe (around the metatarsals) looks much less frumpy.

I'm not deliberately copying you, honestly I love the stretchy material that's so forgiving on my bunions!

I suffer from bunions and high arches, and although I haven't yet tested them on my walk to work (it's about two miles, so I usually reserve sneakers for that), I have worn them for long periods of time without experiencing any pain.

Some ladies have on their highest heels 24/7 (I watched a video about bunions the other day, and it was terrifying — hence the Converse), and although I am not one of them, I still like to look nice and put together when I step out of the house.

What on earth leads someone to get aroused by bunions????????? Well, not just one weirdo... LOTS of them