English to Latin Meaning of bunion - bunion

Bunion :

bunion

Bunion :: bunionBunions :: bunions

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Definitions of bunion in English

Noun(1) a painful swelling of the bursa of the first joint of the big toe

Examples of bunion in English

(1) As a bunion progresses the joint of the toe that it is impacted can become inflamed and enlarged causing pain and ultimately causing the foot to become deformed.(2) A bunion is a bony swelling on the side of the big toe.(3) Unlike a bunion , which affects only your big toe, hammertoe can affect any toe.(4) If your bunion is very painful, you should talk to your GP or podiatrist about this.(5) A bunion looks like a swollen, red, bony bump at the base of the big toe.(6) In this position the Achilles tendon of the leading foot can be inserted in the gap between the big toe and the first lesser toe to help correct a bunion .(7) However, women who wear ill-fitting shoes are liable to suffer in the long-term with blisters, bunions and joint pains.(8) When a patient presents with foot pain, bunions , corns or plantar warts, the physician should instruct them in how to choose properly fitting shoes.(9) The main reason why so many people have problems ranging from bunions to hammer toes is poor choice of shoes and their improper fit.(10) No sandals for anyone with hammer toes, bunions , or thick ankles.(11) On the other hand, over-restrictive footwear can lead to the more serious problem of bunions : abnormal enlargements of the bottom joint of the big toe.(12) With no support of the toe box, the toes and ankles suffered causing ingrown toenails, bunions and arthritis.(13) Congenital deformities and neuromuscular disorders, such as cerebral palsy, can also be linked to bunions .(14) It is not uncommon for athletes to suffer such ailments as stress fractures, runner's knee, bunions and blisters.(15) Bunions - Poorly fitting shoes and heredity are the primary causes of bunions , an unsightly bump of bone on the side of the big toe joint.(16) Painful bunions make life miserable, but many doctors suggest leaving well alone rather than undergoing surgery.

(1) bung up ::

usque Bung

(2) bung out ::

de Bung

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