Bunion generally refers to the bunion of the foot, and its correction methods include pressure reduction, swelling and pain relief, orthopedic support, and functional exercise. In severe cases, surgery is needed. If the symptoms are mild, you can relieve the symptoms and correct the bunion through daily life. (1) Reduce localized pressure and wear loose shoes. Choose shoes that fit your feet well and are loose-fitting, and avoid shoes with narrow toes. This method is suitable for people with mild bunions. (2) Reduce swelling and relieve pain. For patients with bunions, physical therapy and local anti-inflammatory and analgesic medications (e.g., ibuprofen) can be used to reduce symptoms. (3) The use of orthopedic braces can relieve pain and slow down the development of deformity. You can wear orthotics to correct the bunion phenomenon, such as big toe wearing silicone toe split pads, flat foot insoles, elastic bands, etc. to change the abnormal anatomical position or muscle strength to recover. This method is suitable for people with mild to moderate bunion. (4) Functional exercise, training to enhance the strength of plantar muscles. However, none of the non-surgical treatments can completely correct the bunion, but can only slow down the development of the deformity or reduce the pain. The goal of bunion surgery is to relieve pain, correct the deformity, and restore the normal function of the foot as much as possible. There are many different types of bunion surgery, such as removing the growth of soft tissue or bone, depending on the situation. All of the above methods can improve the symptoms of bunion, please consult the hospital for more details in order to avoid delay.