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I have a different question here.
I have a different question here. We're not born with bunions and I don't know if any children that have bunions. From a little bit of research, which a lot is contradictory, it looks like it could be a muscle issue that is not holding the bone in place. To me it looks like if our foot was a plastic skeleton and we could manipulate it, we could move that bone back in place naturally and not by surgery. I just don't understand the theo Dana Chambers Quinn Had my 10 week post op check-up. I’ve been released and can return to all activity, including running LavenderDolphin2549 Hi has anyone had surgery to remove bunion in Scotland? Looking for recommendations of surgeons. I’m also worried about not being able to wear any heels in future. I don’t wear them often but like the option on occasion. Marie Pringle Hopefully my post encourages others and any questions please ask away! Marie Pringle Surgery I had bunion surgery 3.5 years ago on both feet the left foot was a success however the right foot had other ideas. On Thursday I went under the knife ag
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