DR FEDOR Bunion Relief Aid Pad 100% medical grade silicone (2 pair) protection for foot pain, diabetics, inflammation, blisters

Seven approaches may relieve the pain and pressure on the toe joint: Maintain a normal weight. Protect the bunion with a moleskin or gel-filled pad, which you can buy at a drugstore. Use shoe inserts to help position the foot correctly. These can be over-the-counter arch supports or prescription orthotic devices. Under a doctors guidance, wear a splint at night to hold the toe straight and ease discomfort. Take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen. Use warm soaks, ice packs, Whirlpool, ultrasound and massage. Buy well-fitting footwear that are wide in the toe area. Shop at a store where the staff measures your foot and can fit you with an appropriate shoe. Some patients are interested in treating their bunions by stretching the feet to realign the toes, or using devices such as toe spacers or bunion splints, Often though, the device is like a pair of eyeglasses when you take it off, the benefit is gone. The more you wear it the better your chances of preventing infection and additional pain