Hallux Rigidus Treatment

Non-surgical hallux rigidus treatment:

Whenever possible, our foot specialists will recommend a non-surgical treatment, this may include:

Orthotics and specialist footwear

Joint Lubricant and Steroid Injection

Manipulation Under Anaesthesia

Splinting and activity modification

Hallux rigidus surgery:

If surgery is needed to treat Hallux Rigidus then the surgery choice depends upon the degree of joint damage, the patients job, footwear choice and anticipated activities. X-rays will be carried out prior to surgery to assess the joint damage.

Surgery options may include:

Cheilectomy

Just shaving off the extra bone spurs that are blocking movement and restricting joint movement.

Osteotomy

To re-align joint to improve function.

Joint Implant

: An artificial joint with similar properties to normal joint. Not suitable for everyone

Joint Fusion

Eliminate all movement and pain in joint.

Frequently asked questions

Where to get a gait analysis?

Our advanced gait analysis system combines multiple technologies to provide the most comprehensive assessment available. We use specialized software designed to achieve precise measurements and detailed analysis of your movement patterns.

Our advanced gait analysis system combines multiple technologies to provide the most comprehensive assessment available. We use specialized software designed to achieve precise measurements and detailed analysis of your movement patterns.

Our advanced gait analysis system combines multiple technologies to provide the most comprehensive assessment available. We use specialized software designed to achieve precise measurements and detailed analysis of your movement patterns.

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