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High BUN indicates increased protein breakdown, which is associated with decreased immune function. A study shows that patients with elevated BUN (> 20 mg/dl) have an increased risk of infection (R). High BUN is associated with increased mortality in critically ill patients (R, R, R, R).
Factors that may increase your chances of developing a bunion include: 1  Long-term use of narrow-toed and/or high-heeled footwear. 2  Arthritis. 3  Toe trauma. 4  Laxity of your connective tissues (ligament laxity) 5  Limb length inequalities. 6  Genetics. 7  Certain foot problems (e.g. flatfoot, over-pronation, etc.)