I Had Bunion Surgery -- Why Does the Ball of My Foot Hurt Now?

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www.footankle.c... A common complication of bunion surgery is pain under the ball of the foot. Seattle podiatrist Larry Huppin explains in this video why this occurs and how to treat it. He'll provide you with self-treatment suggestions and also tell you what you need to get from your podiatrist to eliminate foot pain following bunion surgery.
If you are in the Seattle area appointments can be made from our website at www.footankle.com/
Dr. Larry Huppin completed an exclusive fellowship in sports medicine, orthotics and biomechanics and has since become a leading national authority on these subjects. He has practiced podiatric medicine in Seattle for over 20 years and has a special interest in helping patients achieve complete relief of their ankle and foot problems without resorting to surgery.
We are located at:
Foot & Ankle Center of Washington
600 Broadway, Suite 220
Seattle, WA 98122
206-344-3808

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@cheyenneburgess9717 Год назад

My pain is under the big toe, not the toe next to it.

@ShirleyCooper08 5 лет назад

I had this surgery 7 weeks ago and I'm experiencing the pain in the ball of my foot, will this ever go away? I asked my doctor and she said it was normal and didnt seem to worried about it, i walk like a lil old lady now, hope it goes away, wished i never had the surgery done but she told me if i didnt have it done now that i will have to within the next 5 yrs cuz the bunion would get worse if left untreated

@jaydesireelillylucy965 3 года назад

I have the same problem, did your pain ever go away?

@thecrazybarber Год назад

Did your pain go away ? I am having the same problem after 6 months after my bunion surgery

@isnabrusa3308 9 месяцев назад

Me too after 4 months bunion surgery

@sandrajanssen9673 2 месяца назад

I have the same problem my surgery was 5 years ago ago and now I begin to feel the pain on the ball of my foot I already have orthotics and didn’t work for me there is no cushion on the arch and the hill is too high is given me more pain and yes I went to the podiatrist and I was told that the pain is for the rest of my life I so regretted to done surgery I should live and die with the bunions instead no one has die just to have a bunion Now I have on my left foot the doctor want me to do another surgery. 😢😢😢I say there is no way I will do that again. That was a big mistake

@ayronduff9090 6 лет назад

I had a Austin Bunionectomy last November and now my big toe has no mobility at the 2nd joint. Anybody ever experienced this and if so, did you get relief?

@bullmoose6739 6 лет назад

Try the range of motion exercises again? Push it up and down 200 times a day in sets of 50. My doctor told me to do this from day 1. I had a drop down austonectomy 3 weeks ago.

@bullmoose6739 6 лет назад

I had a drop down austonectomy 3 weeks ago. Is it normal to be sore to the touch 3 weeks later.

@annbrook8392 3 года назад

I've had 2 opp on the same foot been left with hammer toe and no feeling in my big toe

@Fee-Fee 6 лет назад

I’m the rare exception. Inside I normally walk with shoes on. One day I was walking and heard a pop. I had to put less pressure on that foot almost immediately. I have crutches so I used them. Your teaching is so on point. I wish I’d known that waiting to have the surgery could cause a fracture.

@photent Месяц назад

This surgery is not there yet if it's true this is a common problem. Why have a major surgery on your foot only to have to wear shoes all the time to feel relief. The biomechanics of the foot simply have not been corrected if that's the case.

@Footankle Месяц назад

It's not a matter of the "surgery not being there yet", it's that the foot is a very complicated mechanical structure. They only reason to do surgery is to eliminate pain that could not be eliminated with conservative treatment. Some people will still need to wear shoes and orthotics to be painfree. If they can then do the activities they care about without pain then the surgery was a success - whether or not they need shoes to be pain free after surgery. Here is detailed information on how to treat bunions - including how to eliminate pain without surgery and home treatment options. www.footankle.com/bunions/

@jessienb3477 10 лет назад

I have to have bunion surgery within 2-3 weeks and while the bunion is being fixed they have to replace a bone that I accidentally shattered into 6 pieces at a hotel

@Footankle 10 лет назад

Best of luck with your surgery. Most patients find that using orthotics after surgery will help them get back to full activity faster.

@bullmoose6739 6 лет назад

What were you doing when you hurt yourself at a hotel?