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The stortasmarta, or bunionette, is a common type of congenital malformation that occurs when the bone in your foot becomes mispositioned. In cases where this condition is untreated, doctors will recommend bunionette behandling. In severe cases, surgery is required to remove the deformed bone. A bunionette can lead to vev, bade ben, and omgivende vev. If you’re considering bunionette behandling, here are some things to keep in mind.nFirst, you’ll need to avoid wearing shoes that are too narrow. Wearing shoes that are too narrow can cause irritation at the operated little toe. It’s also possible to experience misdannelse if you have surgery or a bunionette misdannelse. However, most cases don’t return after corrective surgery. Your doctor may recommend NSAIDs, which can reduce swelling and relieve pain. NSAIDs are not recommended for chronic pain, as they can cause gastrointestinal bleeding. Taking steroid medications is another option, especially if you have had other procedures that failed to help.nYou may need to change your shoes and sandals to relieve pain and relieve pressure on the bunionette. Changing your footwear may also require a heel lift or shoe inserts. In severe cases, the bunionette may even result in a large protuberance or slanting toes. In severe cases, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can help alleviate pain and improve foot and ankle function.nYour doctor may recommend surgery for your bunionette. These procedures are generally minimally invasive, with the goal of relieving pain and improving functionality. If your bunionette is severe and affecting your ability to walk, your doctor may recommend minimally invasive surgery to realign the small toe. The type of surgery will depend on your age, lifestyle, and underlying medical conditions. The recovery time will depend on the surgical approach chosen.nYour doctor may recommend that you get an x-ray to see the extent of bone and tissue damage caused by your bunionette. You may not feel any pain at first, but it’s important to get the right diagnosis to avoid future complications. If the condition is severe, you’ll want to see a doctor as soon as possible, since the treatment will be more effective if you know what’s causing it.nYour doctor may recommend surgery for your bunionette if conservative measures fail to relieve the symptoms. Conservative treatment options include wearing shoes with a wide toe box, taking anti-inflammatory medications, and participating in physical therapy. Surgery for your bunionette should only be considered after an extensive medical evaluation. The doctor will order blood tests, urine studies, and other tests to plan the procedure. The surgery is usually performed on an outpatient basis.