Am I getting a bunion?

MissCommando | 16:36 Fri 11th May 2012 | Body & Soul

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I've noticed recently that the bunion bone (don't know the name of it), is raised when I touch the top of it. It doesn't stick out when I rub along the side of my foot but is extremely bony when I rub my finger along over the bone bit. It has been painful on a couple of occasions.

I hope this makes sense. Does that mean that this is the start of a bunion?

Feels like a cold

blurgh

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Sqad

Yepp ! Looks very much like it.

sandyRoe

sensible shoes are the answer

mrs_overall

sandy, do you know that "sensible shoes" is a euphimism?

MissCommando

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Oh no :( I'm only 25, way too young to get one.
Wonder what sort of shoes would be best.

craft1948

No mrs.o...............that's comfortable shoes.

sandyRoe

I didn't. Comfortable shoes, then.
euphemism for what, I wonder?

mrs_overall

Sorry craft, but in our house "sensible shoes" is the female equivalent of "light on his feet" and "good to his mother"

sandyRoe

I seem to be really putting my foot in it here.
A pair of Crocks, then. No risks of bunions with them I'd say

craft1948

A pair of Crocks, then

That'll be me and mamya then................

mrs_overall

Sorry for going slightly off topic MissC.
You need to wear whatever is comfy

MissCommando

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Ach-y-fi! I don't 'do' crocs to be honest. I tend to wear dolly style shoes, which thinking about it, rub across that bone. Time to find a new style of shoe I guess.

MissCommando

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lol that's ok Mrs O, always interesting to learn something new :)

Nibble

On both counts, sandy.....
2. Slang Foolish talk; nonsense: That story is just a crock.

No.

mrs_overall

Not in my neck of the woods nibble

Donnart

Try to lift a golf ball off the floor with your toes around it, I have been told that this is a good exercise for the toe bones and keeps bunions at bay.