Bunions
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Bunions develop due to an underlying faulty foot structure where the ankle bone slips off the heel bone, causing a domino effect that misaligns the bones in the foot. This misalignment progressively worsens with each step as the bones are forced further out of alignment. While arch supports cannot fix the problem, a treatment called HyProCure aims to internally stabilize the ankle bone to prevent excessive forces that lead to bunions by restoring proper alignment.
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Bunions
- 2. Why do we get bunions?
- 3. The most common reason is simply due to a faulty foot structure.
- 4. There is an internal flaw with the support system of the feet.
- 5. People with bunions usually have a misaligned hindfoot.
- 7. slips off the heel bone
- 8. and leads to a chain reaction affecting the rest of the foot.
- 9. This leads to the domino effect.
- 10. Bunions progressively get worse because every step you take forces the bones out of alignment.
- 11. Bunions will not go away on their own!
- 13. One of the first things to do is to stabilize the hindfoot.
- 14. Arch supports cannot prevent the ankle bone displacement.
- 15. HyProCure internally stabilizes the ankle bone to prevent the excessive destructive forces that lead to the bunion deformity.