Women who work out should reconsider before wearing high heels.

The shoes could leave them with difficult bunions, corns, calluses and a large group of different harms, including ones that influence how their muscles function when they work out.

And these afflictions make it difficult – if certainly feasible – to do exceptional workouts that require running or hunching down.

If you overlook the harm for a really long time, you could need to hold up a long time before you can get back in the gym, as your feet should rest to recuperate appropriately if you have harmed them by reliably wearing high heels.

Here, a specialist clarifies why you ought to not wear them.

Foot and lower leg specialist Dr Neal Blitz said that being trendy includes some significant downfalls, which is frequently the prosperity of your feet.

‘High heels, while they look beautiful, are no good for your feet,’ Dr Blitz said, clarifying that his customers come in with difficult foot issues which once in a while require surgery because of wearing high heels too every now and again.

‘It puts your foot at an abnormal position,’ he included. Dr Blitz clarified that high heels are regularly the offender when bunions emerge at the base of the joint of a woman’s huge toe.

Bunions cause your large toe to push into the toe alongside it, and the skin on a bunion is typically red and delicate.

Another basic issue that high heels cause is a condition called hammertoe, and it happens when a woman’s second toe winds up plainly bowed. The center of the joint is wrinkled because it has been pushed against the tip of a high-heel shoe for longer stretches of time.