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Grastrocnemius Recession Surgery Advice - (Strayer Procedure)

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Jun 6, 2017.

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Around 5yrs ago I had a Bi-Lateral Gastrocnemius Recession done to help with severe pain in both feet when weight-bearing and to help get me off high doses of OxyContin. No longer on pain meds and my feet no longer hurt to the degree they did pre-surgery. However, since the surgery my calf muscle area has never been the same. In short, every time I take a step my calf muscle feels like it is going literally tear. I has been 5yrs and there has been zero improvement. I recently went in to...

Grastrocnemius Recession Surgery Advice - (Strayer Procedure)

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admin, Jun 6, 2017

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