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Correcting feet - toes

Sparky100 · 2013-07-17 10:27:04

I am just wondering if there is specific places to contact re: getting toes corrected. I have a number of toes that are crunched up and I hate wearing sandels etc. Can I get corrective work done on them or is it too late

17-07-2013 11:27am

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Sparky100

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I am just wondering if there is specific places to contact re: getting toes corrected.

I have a number of toes that are crunched up and I hate wearing sandels etc. Can I get corrective work done on them or is it too late

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#2 17-07-2013 11:53am

Doug Cartel

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This is probably something to talk to your GP or a podiatrist about. A physiotherapist might also be able to help.

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#3 17-07-2013 12:51pm

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I would suggest go to a sports therapist or physio. They will be able to tell whether it is muscular (Extensor/ flexor digitorum longus) in which case they may be able to correct through soft tissue manipulation and flexibility work. If it is joint related however surgery may be required in which case they should be able to refer you on. Best to get it looked at and from there you will know where you stand

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