Bunions can be treated with anti-inflammatory and analgesic creams to alleviate the pain symptoms, but they are generally not curable, and surgical correction is needed for severe bunions combined with bunionettes. Bunions are caused by increased tension in the joint capsule due to bunion or repeated localized friction. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory creams, such as diclofenac diethylamide cream or ibuprofen cream, can be used to relieve pain. In addition to topical creams oral NSAIDs such as nimesulide capsules or diclofenac sodium enteric-coated tablets can also be taken. Locally, you can take ultrasound physical therapy and closed injections. Wear loose shoes. For recurrent bunions combined with bursitis, orthopedic osteotomies can be used to correct the line of force of the toes, re-establish the balance of the soft tissues, and remove the root cause of the bunion. Bunion creams can only relieve the symptoms, if the bunion pain worsens, you need to go to the hospital for further treatment.