ouch in so much pain today Pamela Erin Hello!

ouch in so much pain today Pamela Erin Hello! Looking for a good surgeon in San Marcos or Austin. Jean Lower Ligas Has anyone had Dr Jeremy Davis for their surgery? There’s hardly any reviews. I was just wondering what your experience was. My surgery is in two weeks. SherryandBill Kepley How many of you regret having the minimally invasive surgery done? Lacey LeJeune My bunions….I’m 42 and have had them ever since I can remember and they’ve only gotten worse through the years. Would y’all recommend surgery? If so how bad is it? Do you do one at a time? Please send me info. Thanks in advance! Brant McCartan It’s been a while since I clarified what Minimally Invasive Bunion surgery means to me, so I wanted to provide another example. MIS bunion surgery does not have specific requirements to be called “MIS”, but patients that come to see me leave with a couple of incisions 2-3mm long. My post-op patients have scars similar to the photo. These red dots will get even better as she is only 12 wks post correction. I remove excess arthritic bone, fracture the bone (osteotomy) and my pa Linda Walter Hi! I am so glad I found this group. I am pre-op for min. inv. surgery. I will have it in 4 weeks. I will see my primary Dr next week for a pre-op appt. He will give me a script for a wheelchair I am told. I have a list of equipment places to check out. I would not be able to use the knee scooter since I have a bad knee on same side. However it looks like you can get around easier on it. My daughter will be home with me-s Melinda Guess Pace Update: went to surgeon today to have heel checked. Good thing, he said I would have had pressure sore by my scheduled post-op appt next week. Changed to a big boot which is helping so far. Still nwb. Lesson learned: if something doesn’t feel right, call your doctor!! Happy healing to all! Has anyone experienced burning pain in the back of your heel where it rests in the cast? It’s the only true foot pain I’m having at 4 days po. Tr Valerie Dunn McBee Hey, all. I’ve had a pretty significant bunion for 30ish years. I’ve always been able to tolerate it, but only very recently the pain is getting problematic. I have young kids and have to drive to work (no other options), so that’s always been another deterrent to having the traditional surgery. I’m self-employed, as well, so there’s no paid leave time. Wondering what you can tell me about the newer procedures and recovery time. Any