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ArthroplastyDear Dr.,
I am scheduled surgery next week on fifth toe of my left foot.
I am concerned about having surgery as I am concerned it is
unnecessary. I have a callus on my 5th toe Dr. thinks he
may have to cut tendon in order to flatten toe. Is normal
procedure or am I taking an unnecessary risk? Please let me know soon
if is really a long lasting procedure if I should do it. Thank
r help. Sincerely, Cynthia
Re: ArthroplastyIt is a normal procedure and relatively simple to perform. Whether it is necessary or not is up to you. It is obviously not a life-threatening condition. The question is whether you can live with the corn or if it bothers you enough to have surgery. Many people decide they do not want to bother with it for the rest of their lives and have the surgery. However, if you are apprehensive about it, you may want to delay. Good luck and please write back if you have any further questions.
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