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After bunionectomyI had a bunion removed 7 months ago. I
had bone shaved as well as
fracture/realignment(pin). I now have
10 degree upward movement zero degrees
downward movement in big toe.
I would like to get or foot done
I would like to know I could do
so I do not lose motion in foot eir.
lack of motion makes walking painful.
I have more pain now than bee surgery.
Thank !
Re: After bunionectomyThe lack of motion is most likely due to scar tissue in and around the joint. The best way to inhibit this from reoccurring is to move the toe back and forth within the first one to two weeks after the surgery. This will prevent scar tissue from building up and causing the decreased range of motion that you experienced with the other foot. Physical therapy is an excellent idea after bunion surgery. Also, physical therpy may be able to help increase the motion in the foot you already had bunion surgery on. Good luck and if you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
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