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I have been to several doctors about my problem. After having an X-ray, it was determined that I have a torn ligament and dislocation of the toe, hammer toe. It apparently is due to the structure of my foot. I have had life long bunions, flat feet and foot problems for years. I was told I need surgery. My hesitation is due to several factors. The first is that the bunion doesn't hurt, so I hate to open a can of worms there. Also,I have had fibromyalgia for 30 years with chronic fatigue and multiple drug sensitivities. I fear that surgery will set me back; I'll probably react to any medication they give me, the pain will be extreme and the healing will be long term. So long as I can tolerate the pain, I've decided to avoid surgery. My question is this: can walking on a toe with a torn ligament cause more damage to the ligament that would not be reparable?,
University of Rochester Medical Center
American Academy of Pediatrics
Columbia University Department of Rehabilitation
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