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    Claw toe deformity

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    I have claw toe deformity, can this be treated without surgery?
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    Mr Wei-Han Tay is an Australian-trained Orthopaedic Surgeon who specialises in the treatment of foot and ankle conditions, and trauma. Wei-Han obtained his undergraduate medical … View Profile

    Non-operative management strategies include simple (over-the-counter) analgesia and oral anti-inflammatory medication (if not contraindicated), wearing supportive shoes with a wide toe box and using footwear aids, such as a hammer toe splint, toe sleeve and or a metatarsal dome orthotic.

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