Osteoarticular protrusion of Bigfoot, also known as hallux valgus, is a common foot deformity in clinic, which mostly occurs in women. According to statistics, the incidence ratio of male to female is about 1: 19. Bigfoot's joints are prominent for two reasons:

First: Bigfoot bone has a certain genetic tendency, and the mother has Bigfoot bone, and the probability of children suffering from Bigfoot bone is obviously increased. Because women's foot ligaments are weaker than men's, under the same genetic conditions, it is more likely to cause the big foot bone to protrude. Moreover, the flexibility of ligaments decreases with age, which is why hallux valgus is more common in middle-aged and elderly women.

Hereditary hallux valgus

Second, women often wear high heels and pointed leather shoes, so that the front foot is fixed tightly and the big toe is in an oblique stress state. In the long run, Bigfoot deformity will gradually form.

In the reversible stage of toe protrusion, minors can take physical rehabilitation treatment to delay the development of deformity. Proper conservative treatment is also helpful to relieve symptoms and avoid complications of hallux valgus. However, conservative treatment cannot solve the fundamental problem. Epiphyseal closure in adulthood, hallux valgus correction is mostly surgical correction. At present, the most fundamental treatment is surgical correction of hallux valgus.