Bunions Archives - Page 9 of 17 - Sydney Foot Solutions | Podiatrists that treat foot pain, heel pain, plantar fasciitis and bunions

Big toe pain and orthotics

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Nov 23, 2020 | Bunions, Case Studies, Common Foot Problems, FAQ

Do you suffer from big toe pain? Make sure you watch this video to find out how we’ve helped Reuben reduce his big toe pain with foot mobilisation therapy.

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Nov 2, 2020 | Arthritis, Bunions, Case Studies, Videos

Do you have a painful big toe? Do you have osteoarthritis and a bunion? Watch this video to find out how we can help you.

Bunion Pain- Shoe sizing and stretching

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Jul 31, 2020 | Bunions, Common Foot Problems, Footwear and Fashion

Are you suffering from bunion pain? Is it hurting on the inside or outside of your foot? Check out this video, as Daniel explains how using a bunion stretcher on your shoes can help reduce pain caused by your shoes rubbing in those areas. To book in for an initial...

Sharp Pain in your big toe-Bunion pain

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Jul 8, 2020 | Bunions, Foot Pain, Footwear and Fashion, Videos

In this video Omar explains how we’ve helped one of our patients,Fran, get back into the activities she loves doing, and into the shoes she loves, without pain. If you’d like to find out more about our treatment, head over to our about page...

Toe Rotations (Big Toe Soreness)

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Apr 15, 2020 | Bunions, Videos

Are you exercising from home more now that your gym is closed? Are you experiencing pain in your big toe? Try this exercise- big toe rotations- as it helps loosen your big toe joint. Do this exercise 6 times clockwise and 6 times anticlockwise, twice a day- we...

Treating bunions without surgery

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Dec 3, 2019 | Bunions, Videos

Did you know that, here at Sydney Foot Solutions, we treat bunions without surgery? We regularly see patients who think that surgery for their bunions is their only treatment option. That is not the case. We treat bunions conservatively, without the need for surgery...