The orthopedic big toe corrector is a splint-bandage, the main field of application of which is to correct the incorrect position of the big toe.
Just slip it on, adjust with Velcro, and experience instant relief.
The orthopedic corrector allows you to straighten your big toe and relieve pain in the joint without surgery, at home. Just put this splint on your foot every night and go to bed with it. After waking up, remove the splint from your leg. That's all you need to do to straighten your big toe and prevent the development of bursitis.
Advantages of the big toe corrector:
- recommendations of orthopedists;
- universal size fits all foot sizes, most people;
- the shape of the tire is adapted to the anatomical structure of the human foot and fits comfortably to it;
- adjustable strapping system, using a Velcro strap, carefully aligns the big toe;
- Soft, adjustable fabric on the splint protects irritated foot skin and absorbs pressure on the big toe joint.
You sleep, and the pain goes away and the finger straightens.
To achieve the desired effect of straightening the big toe, in the initial stage of bursitis, one to three months of daily use of the splint will be enough, and in more severe cases from three to five months.
In the first days of using the splint, pain may appear in the joint of the thumb. In this case, use the splint one to two hours a day without straightening the finger completely. When the pain subsides, it will be possible to increase the time of wearing the splint and the angle of extension of the thumb.
After a few months, the "bump" on the big toe will decrease significantly. Before making a final decision to use a splint, check with your doctor to see if the toe is in an advanced stage where prevention is useless.
Applications of the big toe corrector:
- with pain in the big toe, the so-called "bump or bone" appeared on it;
- if wearing shoes causes discomfort and pain;
- if the big toe is severely twisted and you do not want to have an expensive operation.
Attention! A little discomfort at the base of the knuckle of the thumb indicates the effectiveness of the corrector, but it should not be too much to disturb your sleep.
