Juvenile bunions, involve the development of a bony bump at the base of the big toe. While juvenile bunions may cause concern for parents, specialised care and early intervention can effectively manage the condition and promote healthy foot development. At Children’s Podiatry Clinics, our experienced team is dedicated to diagnosing, treating, and supporting children with juvenile bunions.
A juvenile bunion is a bony bump that forms at the joint where the big toe meets the foot. This condition can cause the big toe to point towards the other toes, leading to discomfort and potential changes in foot structure.
The exact cause of juvenile bunions is not always clear, but it can be related to both genetic and environmental factors. Certain foot mechanics and shoe choices may contribute to the development of bunions.
Juvenile bunions may present with the following signs:
Our dedicated team of podiatrists are experts in diagnosing and treating juvenile bunions, providing comprehensive care to ensure optimal foot health and function.
Early diagnosis and treatment of juvenile bunions are essential to prevent progression and discomfort.
In most cases, non-surgical methods are effective in managing juvenile bunions and may include:
Ongoing monitoring and care may be necessary to ensure the bunion does not worsen over time.
In rare cases where conservative methods are not successful, surgical intervention may be considered to correct the bunion and restore proper foot alignment.
At Children’s Podiatry, we understand the impact that juvenile bunions can have on your child’s comfort and foot health. Our dedicated podiatrists are committed to providing expert care, personalised treatment plans, and ongoing support to help your child achieve optimal foot function and well-being.
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