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Dr.app't 2:15 tomrrow.....

warthog

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...To get the prognosis on the old right hoof-surgery;or transplant;or.....:rofl:Its gettin to be REAL old not being able to do anything but work and everything else is in a holding pattern...:unsure:I will let ya know....
 
:cry::angel:may god's hands be on you bro.and the dr.'s.i have been through two bone-spur surgeries on the same heel.the lord had me walking in two days.my prayers are with you!!god speed!!
 
I can perform most surgeries! Half the cost of most hospitals! :lol:
 
any more as it is usually not needed. Most Doctors do not know what to do. They will give you bits of info to try. I had a guy a month ago that had done everything so he thought, stretched it,iced it, took anti inflammatories, taped it, used a night splint, had cortisone shots, had physical therapy, got the correct shoes, Didn't go barefoot, in his socks or slippers, Sat at 90 degrees, didn't put his feet in the wrong positions, used over the counter insoles. The more he was on it the more it hurt. Another words he did everything he was suppose to do almost...This went on for over 2 years. He was out of work because of it. I had him mostly out of pain before he left the hospital. Two weeks later he said he was about 80% better. He doesn't have any pain today. I would run from a Doctor that wanted to do surgery on it. At least see a foot and ankle surgeon before you do. They are orthopedic surgeons that have had alot more schooling then a podiatrist.

Hope all works out, Jamie
James Timmons C. Ped
 
Try your options before the knife.
I had a foot problem over 40 years ago. The cut man wanted to go to work. The 2nd Doc I went to gave me a shot of B12 in the foot and some ortho supports custom made. Never had a problem since (with the foot). Now to be fair it coulda been the B12 shot or the prayers. I'd try them both.
 
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