Originally Posted by
MinnMan
Sounds like a bunion, but you need an expert., and I definitely don't qualify.
They are a drag and can require surgery.
Shoe fit, cleat placement, etc. are all issues in the long run. In the short run, I'd suggest switching to flat pedals and comfortable tennis shoes to see if you can manage to ride without pain that way.
The state of health care in this country can be alarming. Even worse than podiatrists are dermatologists. But I'm so glad we have "the best health care system in the world"
I'm in Canada, and its pretty good, here.
Perhaps I'll do more mountain biking and see if that helps, at least until I can see the podiatrist.