Can osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis cause bunion?

[Tariq]

Hello, is a deformity caused by the base joint of the big toe developing sideways. This pushes the bones of the big toe towards the smaller toes. Can someone who suffers from osteoarthritis and rheumatoid have a bunion? I heard people suffering from rheumatoid arthritis can have claws toe and have difficulty walking. Do osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis increases the risk of getting bunion, and claw toe?

[Hebrew]

@tariq Hello, yes People with RA can experience a combination of common foot problems, such as bunions and claw toe. The changes that occur to the front of the foot are unique to patients with RA. These problems include bunions, claw toes, and pain under the ball of the foot. Although each individual deformity is common, it is the combination of deformities that compounds the problem. The bunion is typically severe and the big toe commonly crosses over the second toe. Osteoarthritis can also cause a type of bunion called a dorsal bunion, which is found at the top of the base of the join