Will there be a recurrence after big foot bone surgery?

The big foot bone, also known as hallux valgus. Surgery is very easy, and if hallux valgus is in stage 1-2 and it has not affected your walking, surgery is not recommended. Some orthopedic instruments can be used to relieve the stiffness of the joint, improve the degree of toe deviation, and use orthotics to correct hallux valgus is not harmful to the foot.

For example, the negative ion corrector is very effective. Long-term wearing of hallux valgus orthosis has a good prevention and improvement effect on hallux valgus. If there is a sale, you can ask their ** customer service.

Also, if you have hallux valgus, don't wear high heels and pointed-toe shoes. These will cause unscientific force on the foot, making hallux valgus more and more serious. Aligners take a certain amount of time, depending on the specifics of your feet.

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Through minimally invasive big foot bone correction, it can help you solve the inconvenience caused by the big foot bone, Luoyang Traffic Hospital specializes in the big foot bone center.

There are tens of thousands of cases of hallux valgus surgery in Jingren Hospital, there are no sequelae and there is no case**, the cost of both feet is about 6000, depending on the condition of your feet, the time of both foot surgery is within 1 hour, if you have medical insurance, you can reimburse 70%. I basically knew so much that a friend of mine did there.

There will be no sequelae, and there will be no **.

The operation is only to fix the broken bone in alignment with steel plates and nails, which does not help much for the growth of the callus, and the reexamination only understands the growth of the broken bone, and it is not helpful for the growth of the callus, which is a waste of money and time. If you only recuperate at home after surgery without medication**, the growth of broken bones is generally very slow, and the results are the same even if you recheck them every week, so there is no need for weekly checkups.

In the real sense, it is to promote the rapid growth of the callus at the broken place, so that the patient can heal and return to normal activities in the shortest possible time, and such a **only the folk professional Chinese medicine that knows how to treat fractures can be done, as long as the broken bone is in good alignment, and the medication is timely**, generally 20 days can go to the ground to move slowly, about a month to 40 days**, and can return to normal, as long as it can resume normal activities, and there is no discomfort, it is okay to re-examine without reexamination.

Generally, it will be rechecked once after half a month. If the pain is severe, you can always go for a follow-up. Because it is difficult to say whether the operation is effective or not, some people correct it more ideally, some people correct it is difficult, and it needs to be operated again.

The incidence of large foot bones is greater in women than in men. Different methods, the time to return to normal walking after surgical correction of the big foot bone is different. There are three stages of the big foot bone, the early, the middle, and the late stage, and the symptoms of the big foot bone are different in different stages.

**The method is also different, Director Li Zhen pointed out that there are two types of surgery methods for the big foot bone: minimally invasive surgery and traditional open surgery. Different surgical methods have different results in the later stage. The specific surgical method to be used depends on the patient's internal examination after coming to the hospital, taking radiographs, and the patient's own examination.

Many patients with early big foot bones, a large part of them are teenagers under the age of 18, and Director Li Zhen does not recommend patients to use surgical methods for such early stage patients with large foot bones, because patients of this age have no stereotyped bone development and are not suitable for surgery. A conservative approach is recommended for patients under 18 years of age**. The angle of valgus of the big foot bone in the middle stage is between 20° and 35°, and patients with the big foot bone at this stage generally have obvious toe valgus and pain in wearing shoes and grinding the foot.

It seriously affects the appearance of the feet, affects life and work, etc. Such patients can be corrected with minimally invasive surgery, and can go to the ground after surgery and live independently. It will take about 1-2 months to return to normal walking.

In the later stage, the angle of the big foot bone valgus is 35°, and the big foot bone patients at this stage have severe hallmark valgus, which can be stacked or cause deformities such as hammer toe of the second toe. Such patients with big foot bones have severe deformity, and can undergo traditional open surgery after filming, and they will be in bed for about a week after surgery, and it will take about 3 months to return to normal walking after surgery.