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Pinky Toe - Tailor's Bunion Bunionette Pain Relief & Correction Sleeves
A tailor’s bunion, also called a bunionette, is a bony lump that forms along the side of the little toe. Just like a formation on your big toe, the problem typically only gets worse & painful if left untreated.
Why People Love It?
- Immediate pressure & pain relief.
- Stops the progression of the bunion.
- Eliminate daily swelling, constant pain, and inflammation.
- Strengthens big-toe muscles.
- Gently and effectively aligns your toe joints.
- Improves foot mechanics, balance, and gait.
- Can be worn in shoes, and socks all day for pain relief & correction.
- Gentle & Effective support without taking up unwanted space inside your shoes.
- Prevents the formation of blisters, calluses, and corns from poorly fitting shoes.
- Doesn't cut off blood circulation.
- Totally Reusable!
- Easy to use and clean for a long time! Made of soft, breathable, stretchable, quality medical-grade material.
Complications Of Bunions
Bursitis
Bunions can cause bursitis, a painful condition that occurs when the fluid-filled sac (bursa) around the big toe joint becomes swollen and inflamed. This can lead to further pain and even damage the smooth tissue (cartilage) covering the joint, potentially resulting in arthritis.
Metatarsalgia
Pain and inflammation in the ball of the foot, caused by pressure and strain due to bunions. The misalignment caused by the bunion can disrupt the natural weight distribution across the foot. As a result, more pressure is placed on the ball of the foot (the metatarsal area), leading to excessive stress on the metatarsal heads.
Hammertoes
The presence of a bunion can alter the mechanics of the foot, causing imbalances in the distribution of pressure and the way the toes function. This can lead to the development of hammertoes in the affected foot or even in other toes.
Bunions don't get better on their own
if left untreated, they can lead to a cascade of additional foot problems like Hammertoe, Corns & Calluses, Bursitis, Capsulitis and Arthritis.
- Crooked Toes: Bunions can lead to toe misalignment and the development of crooked toes.
- Altered Weight Distribution: The misalignment caused by the bunion can disrupt the natural weight distribution across the foot.
- Corns & Calluses: The pressure and rubbing caused by bunions can lead to the formation of corns and calluses on the foot.
- Neuroma: The development of a thickened nerve tissue, often between the metatarsal heads, due to pressure from bunions.
- Quality of life impact: These issues can significantly impact a person's quality of life and cause ongoing pain.
- Address the issue: By using Orthopedic sleeves, you can stop the progression and address the issue before it becomes more severe and painful.
FAQ
Q: How long should I wear this?
Answer: We recommend starting the treatment by wearing it for 5-15 minutes in the beginning and increase by 5 minutes per session until you can comfortably wear it for 30 minutes or more. It is important that you allow your foot muscles enough time to adapt and recover as you stretch them.
Q: What size should I choose?
Answer: Our HalluxCare™ sleeves are made of high-quality elastic and breathable fabric which makes them fit all adult feet. It gathers the forefoot and has good elasticity to prevent it from falling off.
Q: Can I wash the HalluxCare™ sleeves?
Answer: Yes absolutely! To maintain the quality and effect we recommend hand washing them with soap in cold water and then air drying them.
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