Not easy: Proper shoes, possibly orthotics if you have a pronated or flat foot type. You can try applying a thick rubberband around the base of the big toes and keep the feet side by side , then allow the toes of each foot to move away from each other while maintaining heel contact.
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Shoes/orthotics: Proper fitting, supportive shoe wear as well as orthotics may prevent progression of the deformity.
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Orthotics: Wide shoes, low heels.
Answered 8/28/2012
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