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by Debbie
(USA)
Dr. Mitnick, Thanks again for your reply. Sorry if I'm not explaining this really well. I first went to the dr. because of the terrible bunion pain. The bunion was really bad and it hurt constantly. After the surgery, I had this arch pain that I didn't have before. I also had started to have the outside/top of foot pain. I went back to the dr. after a year of this. I gave it a year because I know it takes time for stuff to really heal. The dr. did xrays and thought the screw that he'd put in during bunion surgery was causing the arch pain because it was loose. I thought that was it too. He thought the pain on the outside/top was caused by a neuroma so he removed it when he did surgery to remove the screw. Now I not only still have the other pain, I also have the nerve stump pain on the bottom of my foot which I didn't mention before because I know it takes time to heal and its only been a little over three months. Also now I'm dealing with the numbness of two toes but I can stand that. It's just that the arch of my foot continues to feel like its cramping all the time and the outside/top behind my little toe just aches all the time. It's not as bad if I'm not on it but when I am its constant. My toes are all pretty stiff and won't bend very far. I try several times a day to move them as much as possible because I'm sure if I don't the stiffness will only increase? Again, thank you so much for your time and
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