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Video: Why Do I Have Bunions?

This short video lists three factors the doctor associates with bunions: pronation or flat feet, wearing high heels, and genetic predisposition. It is a concise overview rather than a diagnostic explanation.

Video transcript

This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity.

This morning we are talking about bunions. The doctor identifies three major factors associated with bunion development. The first is pronation or having flat feet. The second is wearing high heels. The third is having a genetic predisposition to bunions.

Key takeaways

  • Pronation or flat feet are discussed as possible factors in bunion development.
  • High-heel use is identified as another possible factor.
  • The video also recognizes genetic predisposition.

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