Compeed Bunion Plasters, 5 Hydrocolloid Plasters, Foot Treatment, Effective Protection Against Pressure and Rubbing, Dimensions: 4.7 cm x6.8 cm

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Giving extra padding to your bunion, protecting against rubbing and making it easier to walk in your footwear.

Toe splints are wrapped around the foot to help align the toe and stop it from pushing inwards. This may provide pain relief, but it will not correct the positioning of the toe long-term. The Profoot Bunion Guard can provide instant relief from painful bunions. It has 2-in-1 action of being a bunion corrector and supplying padding. It works to both treat and prevent complications by:

Blemish and Spot Plasters

Bunions are bony lumps that appear on the side of feet, usually by your big toe. 1 How do bunions form? Your GP can refer you to a chiropodist but you may need to go private if you’re not displaying any signs of having bunions yet. Plasters for bunions : bunions are growths that alter the shape of the feet slightly by producing lumps. These can cause pain by wearing shoes and walking. Foam plasters offer some padding around a bunion which can alleviate this pain. You can even get specific bunion plasters which are foam plasters in a ring-shaped design. This leaves a visible bump on the edge of your big toe joint, which can make fitting into your shoes a challenge. The area may also be painful.

If that particular foot type is prone to bunion formation– for instance flat feet – you’ll be at risk of developing them too if you don’t take care of your feet. 4 Toe spacers are usually made out of gel or foam for comfort. They are typically placed between the big and next toe, to keep them in place. Again, these benefits are usually temporary and confined to when you wear the spacer. Compeed Bunion Plasters provide relief from pressure and rubbing, and can prevent further hard skin from building up. Compeed plasters contain hydrocolloid active gel technology for instant pain relief and cushioning.Bunions are visible bumps on the side of the big toe. The big toe consists of two joints, and the largest of the two is the meta-tarsophalangeal joint (MTP). Bunions can form when the bones that make up the MTP joint get out of alignment, the phalanx bones of the big toe start pointing towards the second toe and the MTP joint gets larger and starts protruding. This can often lead to inflammation and swelling, which in turn leads to difficulty walking over time.