Hallux valgus is primarily caused by genetic predisposition, improper footwear, and abnormal foot mechanics, such as a flat foot or improper gait.

Hallux Valgus Treatment Guidelines Handout
Explore effective treatments for hallux valgus, including both non-surgical methods and surgical options to manage pain and deformity.
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Yes, mild to moderate cases can often be managed with non-surgical treatments, such as proper footwear, orthotics, and physical therapy, to alleviate symptoms and prevent progression.
Recovery from hallux valgus surgery typically ranges from 6 weeks to 6 months, depending on the type of surgery performed and the patient’s adherence to post-surgical care instructions.
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