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Large bunion with hammer toe next to it, bunion is getting more painful , what to do?
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A podiatrist can examine your foot and can recommend appropriate treatment. Please make an appointment.
Answered 11/21/2022
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My criteria for surgery is when pain is limiting your ability surgery should be a serious consideration. A podiatrist is my recommendation.
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