The new shoes competed to debut, and the pointed shoes became a favorite of the fashionable women in the New Year. However, orthopedic experts have warned: Be careful not to have orthopedic diseases!
Li Hang, an attending physician of orthopaedics and traumatology at Tianfu Kangzi Hospital in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, made an image metaphor: Putting his feet in thin, thin, pointed shoes is like putting a small foot on women, which is not conducive to the development of bones. Dr. Li said that because of the narrow space available for the tiptoe, artificially shrinking and squeezing the toes can cause bone deformation and affect the running and walking speed in the future. The director of the Department of Bone Diseases, Lai Zhigang explained that such artificial compression is not good for the blood circulation of the foot, which can easily cause numbness of the toes and cause thumb injury, resulting in joints bulging and changes in foot shape. Therefore, this kind of shoes is not good for the health of women's feet. Young women should be careful to buy, and middle-aged women should not try.