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by Myriam
(Charleston ,SC)
I had a spur removal surgery on my foot last December. It was small grow near the big toe on my right foot. It bothered me when I used some shoes but I was able to walk long distance without pain. I was told it was simple surgery and I could used all my shoes and will not have pain for at least 10 years. Now, It has been about 4 months and I have not be able to walk without severe continued pain around the articulation. Every step I take hurts like the toe / join is broke. I cannot use any shoes beside the ugly orthopedic shoe, I cannot wear a dress and I feel embarrassed at work without dressy shoes. It hurts even when I am in bed. It seems the space in the join is narrower now than before the surgery. I do not understand what happened. I used to walk for three hours in the mountains without any problem, now I cannot walk at all without severe pain. The podiatrist that did the surgery does not want to explain what happen and he said I probably have arthritis. He did not tell me that before the surgery. I have pain from the first week after the surgery.
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