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I had this surgery in November of 2012. I had a bone spur on top of my right big toe joint. Recovery time was not too long. I wore the shoe boot for 2 weeks. My foot was very sore on top and bottom. It was as if the whole joint was bruised really badly from the surgery. AFter 2 weeks, I was walking pretty normally. I did not have problems until I went back to work as a flight attendant. That irritated it. I think it might be due to the shoes I had to wear in addition to very long days on my feet. However, I am a super active person and Im on my feet most of the time so if you wear appropriate shoes, there's not too many negatives.
The only shoes that the doctor said I should wear for a good while were athletic shoes with a big toe box area. If I wear anything else, I pay the price. The nerves will burn and I will have quite a lot of pain. This also sometimes occurs when I have a super unusually busy day on my feet.
Hope this helps you.
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i am having a bone spur removed in 10 days i feel very nervous after reading all the problems i read ,it would be nice to be able to fit into a normal pair of shoes not high heels she i go ahead i would like some feed back
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I am searching for the same answers......... but only on one toe...... How did you make out? COuld you please let me know.... Also who did the surgery? A Podiatrist or an orthopedic Dr?
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I had a bone spur removal surgery about a year back. Before the surgery took place I was in tremendous pain but fortunately enough I consulted the most acclaimed orthopedic surgeon long island who told me that I should immediately opt for surgery rather than delaying the process and increasing the pain. After surgery, I recovered quickly in around 4-5 months. During this period, I graduated from a soft cast to a boot. The right shoe is necessary to keep your pain at bay.
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