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Toe Deviation

Toe Deviation

Diagnosis, Causes, and Treatment

Toe deviation occurs when a toe turns towards its neighboring toe, resulting in a deformity in the shape of the foot. This deformity can be due to genetic factors or external influences.

Causes of Toe Deviation:

  • Genetic Factor: Genetics may play a role in the development of this condition.
  • Improper Footwear: Wearing tight or high-heeled shoes can contribute to the formation of this condition.
  • Injury or Excessive Pressure: Excessive impact or injury can lead to toe deviation.

Symptoms of Toe Deviation:

  • Change in Foot Shape: Deviation of the toe towards its neighboring toe.
  • Pain or Weakness in Walking: There may be pain during movement.

Treatment Options:

  • Changes in Footwear: Wearing appropriate shoes to reduce pressure on the foot.
  • Physical Therapy: To strengthen muscles and improve balance.
  • Use of Pads or Orthotics: To correct the position of the toe.
  • Pain Relieving Medications: To alleviate pain and swelling.
  • Surgery: In cases of severe deviation and lack of response to other treatments.

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Individuals experiencing toe deviation are advised to consult a doctor for a precise assessment and to determine suitable treatment options. Contact us for more information and details tailored to your individual case

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