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Two weeks after minimally invasive surgery toe problems

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Mar 7, 2020.

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Hi all. This is my first post. I had minimally invasive surgery for a bunion just over two weeks ago. While the dressings were on the foot felt very constructed and was alternatively cold and hot and swollen. I had the dressings off this week but am really struggling. The foot is stiff and painful, very bruised (even in places I didn’t think it should be) and my big toe is not as straight as I’d like. More worrying is the second toe which as soon as I touch the floor it lifts up and moves...

Two weeks after minimally invasive surgery toe problems

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admin, Mar 7, 2020

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