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New bone grown after Metatarsal surgery, painful!

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Jan 21, 2018.

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    I do not know how common this may be, but it has never happened to me before. I have had problems with both feet since the 1990s, but esp my right foot. The fact I have walked my whole life and never driven, may be a factor.........Anyway, here is some history.
    In 1997 I had a bunionectomy on my left First Metatarsal with no complications. Several months later, in March 98 I had hammertoe correction on two toes, fourth and fifth. Recovery was typical and back to work.

    My right first...

    New bone grown after Metatarsal surgery, painful!

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