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How to relieve bunions 
Wear shoes that have a wide toe box. 
You can relieve the pressure on your bunions by wearing shoes that have a wide, flexible sole that supports your feet. There should also be enough room in the toe box, or the part surrounding the front of your foot, to fit the bunion without it rubbing against the shoe.

Options are:
[I] Avoid low-heeled shoes that will suck the bunion in too far. Choose shoes that are higher up than the toe box.
[II] Shoes like sandals, athletic shoes, and soft leather shoes are all ideal as they will provide support and space for your bunions. If you wear heels, you should try to keep your heels low, no higher than an inch off the ground.
[III] If you feel uncomfortable wearing sneakers or short-heeled shoes, consider purchasing high-heeled shoes. New shoes with wide toes are a good choice as they provide adequate foot room to apply pressure to the bunion.
[IV] Don't wear shoes with a wide toe box if you have bunions that slide all the way up into your shoe. Shoes that have wide toe boxes can cause further pain to the toe box, which is very painful for the bunion.
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