First off, don't feel singled out for developing a bunion. This common foot pain affects up to a third of women and older adults.
A bunion, technically known as a hallux valgus, is a protrusion of bone that develops on the joint at the bottom of the big toe. The bump is the result of bone movement in the front part of the foot. When this happens the big toe is pulled toward your smaller toes and the bump sticks out.
The skin over the bunion is often sore and red.
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