Probably cannot: Most toe deformities are a result of heredity and do not correct themselves nor do they correct with splinting, manipulation, or exercises . That being said, surgery to correct the deformity is often very successful, but should only be performed if the deformities are causing pain or affecting normal walking.
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Foot deformities: Don't have surgery unless painful, deformed, and not responsive to accommodative shoe wear for 6 months--wide, deep toe box shoes, etc.
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