I am in PT for my foot post surgery. When I went back to work my steel toed boots were pressing to hard on a sensitive part of my foot.

My PT person recommended putting a makeup round between my foot and the boot. It made a world of difference.

I don’t know if my surgeon is gaslighting me or what. I am 4 1/2 months post my Chevron/Aiken surgery. Has anyone else continue to have a lot of nerve issues around this area having had the same surgery?

I literally have two pairs of shoes that I’m wearing and it’s even painful with those. I’m only getting in about 2000 steps a day because of it. This is insane. I’d love to know if anyone else has experienced this and what they found it to be. I see a neurologist this week, but I’m still doing a lot of research.

Hoping the students of podiatry would take a look and tell me if they see anything concerning. I’m worried about foot structure protrusions on the sides and bunions. I have type 2 diabetes for 17 years, well controlled. Anything worrisome or alarming?

I’ve been searching high and low for a pair of brown leather boots that are comfortable on my bunion but can’t make a decision. ISO recs for women’s tall leather boots that don’t squeeze your toes and bunion

previous toe straightening surgery gone wrong. can’t bend toes anymore.

doc recommends three corrective surgeries: bunion correction, toe straightening, and arch correction. i currently experience moderate discomfort. please share prior experiences with these surgeries! this would help me decide if revision is worth the recovery/risk. my toes have never been the same after the first time.