A herniated foot usually refers to an outward deviation of the first metatarsophalangeal joint, known as a bunion. Patients are advised to choose between conservative and surgical treatments, and to wear loose, soft shoes to minimize localized pressure and discomfort. 1. Conservative treatment: A bunion can be treated conservatively by adding a silicone pad between the first and second toes to the bunion corrector, and the bunion can be effectively relieved through long-term correction. 2. Surgery: A bunion can be treated surgically by cutting off the bunion muscle, overlapping the joint capsule on the inside of the toe, and osteotomy of the distal end of the first metatarsal. Through this kind of surgical treatment, the bunion can be completely corrected. After the operation, it is best to take short-term rest and avoid early weight bearing. Bunion patients can be treated either conservatively or surgically, depending on their own situation, and it is best to choose the appropriate treatment under the advice of a doctor.