What can a runner with hallux rigidus when if not a good candidate for cheilectomy surgery?
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Today's episode comes from a running injury from Jamie. He wanted to know about hallux rigidus.
He asked:
“Are there any non-surgical approaches to helping hallux rigidus when you are not a good candidate for a cheilectomy?”
What can a runner do when you have hallux rigidus but you're not a good candidate for cheilectomy surgery?
Well, that is what we're talking about today on the Doc On The Run Podcast.
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