Category Archives: Bunion Surgery and Rehab

Crain’s Chicago Business recently reported that the Oak Brook Surgical Centre in Illinois is filing suit against Connecticut-based insurance company Aetna over and alleged $3.4 million in unpaid medical bills. Continue reading →

What if rather than having to endure painful, bone-cutting surgery, people with arthritis could turn back the hands of time on their condition simply by having a small disc inserted into their deteriorated joint? Continue reading →

Julie Rich, a 35-year-old resident of Pennsylvania, recently told The Patriot-News about her bunion, which began to develop when she was a teenager and was exacerbated by wearing high heels throughout her 20s. Continue reading →

A team of scientists at the Hospital for Special Surgery recently developed a technique to help athletes who experience cartilage damage. Continue reading →

Many experts agree that people with bunions should only get surgical correction of the bony deformity if it becomes advanced or severely hinders their ability to walk or run, as the operation comes with risks of recurrence, infection or over-correction. Continue reading →

Bunion surgery is known to be painful and potentially lead to recurrence, infection or over-correction (which is not pretty). Continue reading →

Country singer Chely Wright underwent surgery in December in order to correct a number of foot conditions, including a bunion and Morton’s neuroma, which is an enlarged nerve in the toe. Continue reading →

Bunions are known to have a negative impact on a person’s self-esteem, leading many to go to the lengths of bunion surgery. Continue reading →

UK tabloid The Sun recently caught Sarah Ferguson in an interesting position. Continue reading →