Pointed High Heels Wear Half A Year Model Risk Loss Of "Rice Bowl"

Experts warn that standing high heels and pointed shoes often lead to Bigfoot disease.

"My career is a foot model, but this big bone is getting more and more prominent. What should I do?"

In March 18th, Xiao Shi came to the 463rd Hospital of Shenyang Liberation Army, anxiously told the doctor.

Because he was born with a pair of beautiful feet, 24 year old Xiao Shi was photographed by a magazine company accidentally and photographed a shoe advertisement. After that, he became a part-time "foot model" and earned a lot of "extra money".

She used to like high heels, plus working relationships. She often wore pointed toes to show her slim feet.

Six months later, she found that there was something wrong with her feet, and it hurt when walking on her toes. The joints of the two big toes began to grow larger.

"The big toe of my mother and three aunts is thick and big, and the deformation is outward. Do I not become that kind of foot?"

Xiao Shi is very worried. In that case, she can no longer do the "foot model".

Xiao Shi hurried to the 463rd Hospital of the PLA near his home for consultation.

"This is big bone disease."

Dr. Wu Jingquan told Xiao Shi that her family had inherited history, and that she had been wearing long pointed shoes for a long time before she induced the disease.

Taking into account its special occupation, Dr Wu used minimally invasive method to make orthopaedic surgery on her inflamed toe using only two small holes, and suggested that it is best to stay away from high-heeled shoes in the future.

Wu Jingquan reminds Mrs. Amy that there are genetic tendencies in Bigfoot bones. In addition, wearing high heels and pointed shoes for long standing and walking often cause disease.