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What are the Causes of Hammertoe?

A hammertoe happens when the joint in the middle becomes flexed. Advance Foot and Ankle Solutions uses a variety of non-surgical as well as surgical procedures to curb the condition. Check it out before Hammertoe Surgery Some of the common causes of hammertoe include:<br>http://www.advfas.com/hammer-toe-surgery/

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What are the Causes of Hammertoe?

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  1. What are the causes of hammertoe?

  2. The toes of your foot comprise of two joints, which enable you to bend them at the bottom and the middle. A hammertoe happens when the joint in the middle becomes flexed. Advance Foot and Ankle Solutions uses a variety of non-surgical as well as surgical procedures to curb the condition. Some of the common causes of hammertoe include:

  3. Genes: Some people are genetically prone to develop the condition due to either flat feet or an unusually high foot arch

  4. Arthritis is a condition that causes inflammation of joint, making you prone to developing hammertoe

  5. A traumatic toe injury: A sudden toe injury could lead to chronic pain or complications with the foot.

  6. Wearing shoes that do not fit properly or high-heeled shoes that put pressure on the toes

  7. Tendons and Ligaments: Tightened tendons or ligaments in the foot can cause this condition too.

  8. Aging: It is one of the biggest factors. Aging leads to different conditions and complexities involving foot and ankle.

  9. For more information | Advance Foot & Ankle Solutions | http://www.advfas.com/

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