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9/21 15:00:51

Question
Hello, I had surgery on my foot a couple of weeks ago and i was wondering if it was normal for my toe to still have no feeling. I had a bunionectomy, and removal of a sesasmoid bone. I run track and i was in alot of pain so it was needed. Right underneath the toe nail, i cant feel anything still. I was a bit worried because the surgery was no where near the big toe.

Answer
Dear Tigest,

This Orthopedic Chicago Podiatrist located in West Loop 60661,Roscoe Village 60618, Ukrainian Village 60622, Elmhurst 60126 & Bartlett 60103 says,

Any foot numbness or discomfort post-operatively should be discussed with the surgeon, since they are th person who did the bunionectomy. Don't wait to call them.
poSecond opinions may be done if adequatte explanation is not provided.

Hope this helps & Good Luck

Dr George Tsatsos, Svetlana Zats, Dr Mariano Rivera, Dr Massard & Dr Kurtz
Chicago 60661, 60618 & 60622, Elmhurst 60126, Bartlett 60103 Podiatrists
Board Certified swimming or wearing a knee bin Foot and Ankle Surgery & Orthopedics
New South Loop Location-Chicago 60661

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