Consult a podiatrist (foot specialist) if exercises don’t help or the pain or bunion worsens. They may recommend other conservative therapies to ease your symptoms. However, surgery is the only way to ...

Can bunion correctors straighten a bunion without surgery? Bunion correctors can help slow down the progression of bunions and reduce pain, but they may not completely straighten the deformity ...

We conducted a retrospective review of 26 patients that had failed total knee replacements treated by knee arthrodesis at a single institution over a 10 year period from January 1981 to December 1991.

If bunion correctors and supportive devices don't do the trick, surgery to remove the bunion is always an option. For recovery, you'll want to wear shoes that are comfortable, roomy, and limit ...

Blood clots after surgery are a concerning complication. They can lead to deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE). DVT occurs when a blood clot forms in a deep vein, usually in your ...

Whether it’s the right recovery shoe to wear at home or a protective gel cushion that prevents shoes from rubbing on bunions, reviewers have all claimed that the following lineup of helpful goods ...

To explore this topic further, let’s take a look at this recent case study to understand the benefits of using metal additive manufacturing to produce titanium shoulder arthrodesis plates.

You can choose surgery if your: Symptoms persist and other medical treatments (like medication) don't help. Risk for cancer is higher because you have polyps or a long history of UC. Treatment ...

Female-to-male surgery is a type of gender affirming care. There are multiple forms of gender affirming surgery, including procedures that alter the genital area, which are known as “bottom ...