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Toe pain and adductovarus toe.

2018-01-15 03:44:55
Is have adductovarus toe normal? Can it be cured without surgeries? Kindly reply.
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Toe adductovarus is not a normal condition. Managing it conservatively depends on various foot calculations. You may have to try out varieties of shoe modification, insoles and spacers. If that fails, option of surgery is always available to you .
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Share both foot x-rays.  Which toe is affected? unilaterally or bilaterally?? and since when ??
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Do not worry.

Answered2018-01-17 05:18:43

YESNO

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• Contrast Bath. • Sports Taping. • Gentle Stretching

Answered2018-01-17 04:30:19

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Need to see in person
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may be not without surgery

Answered2018-01-17 04:12:46

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