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I need to have foot surgery, but with muliple procedures. What’s recovery time and what am I dealing with?
I have to have surgery on my right foot. Derotating my little toe, cutting out a ganglion cyst on top of foot, a small bunion off the little toe side (what the podiatrist called a bunionette), a planter’s wart and a corn removed from the baby toe, a rhuematoid nodule cut out from the middle toe and a corn cut out from the 4th toe.. The wart and corn is from pressure from the little toe curving under 4th toe. Am I kidding myself to gave a goal to be back to normal by the 6th week after? How bad will the pain be? Or should I go with just a few procedures? I was prepared to have surgery on the derotation of the baby toe, but the rest is too overwhelming. I am scared to death and have 2 kids……I don’t feel that I have time to be laid up for 2 months and not be able to walk. Any help, information, past experiences, opinions would be helpful. I do have rheumatoid arthritis and have been treating it for 5 years now.
I work at a foot doctor office. Usually 6-8 weeks is what we say. You are having alot done, the bunionette is going to be the biggest of the surgeries. The wart and corn is a simple procedure we do in our office, no anesthesia necessary. The rheumatoid nodule, I would say it depends how deep in the toe it is. Ganglion cyst is an easy procedure also, but my bet is the bunion will be the most painful because you are moving bone and using a pin to hold it. If you are having your pin buried, it will be somewhat painful to remove it. Most of the time they don’t bury the pin but be very careful with it. DO not bump your foot. Try to keep your kids away from it and don’t do any unnecessary walking around on it either. Your doctor will know if you have or havent. The best thing would have it done at once since like I said the other procedures are relatively minor to the bunionette. It won’t be no 2 months. How old are your kids? Maybe you can have a mother in law or friend help out a little. You won’t be feeling like doing anything the first few days and you may need to be under pain medication. I would see if you can square away your kid issue, then do the surgery.And you will most likely have a post operative shoe on your surgical foot.
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