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| My daughter just had a very similar surgery this last Monday. She had a bone spur growth which grew into a large painful lump on her large toe knuckle. She is 14. They opened her up and ground away the bone growth and cleaned up the joint edges a bit. All in all its a pretty easy recovery. She is in a half cast and crutches for almost 2 weeks. No weight on the foot at all. Then after 2 weeks she can be in a hard soled medical boot. Not sure how long she will have to be in that. She was in quite a bit of pain the first 2 days. They gave her Norco which definitely helped a ton. But then it gave her really bad headaches. We took her off of that the third day and just went to Tylenol. After the 4th day she isnt on any pain meds at all. Almost a week now and she said it doesnt hurt at all anymore. So thats good. I believe with your surgery they do something similar but a few more invasive steps for alignment. Possible screw in there? So probably a bit more pain and recovery than my daughters.
-Jay
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| I've had it in both feet. No weight bearing. Good luck. |
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