Calling any Post Lapidus survivors x
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I have been following other users of this site who have had their operations. I saw my consultant, a podiatric surgeon, who has said at my age of 70 my bones are in good shape but as to the severity of my bunion he will use the Lapidus procedure and operate on the other two toes that are now hammer toes. (My right foot is not as severe but will need to be done.)
So I am still wonderting about who to let loose on my feet a podiatric surgeon or orthpodec (with an interest in feet and ankle) surgeon.
Are there any of you out there who have been happy with the results and have no regrets?
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gilly64037
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BUT - have started being silly and reading articles on procedures, complications, etc, etc. I think because I have no pain - just problems with shoes but my deformity is worse than your photos on here, it makes me think what am I doing? BUT - given my age it would be stupid to wait any longer........
At the consultaion I did ask the surgeon what the chances are of my foot deformity becoming worse and he said 100% particularly given family history of bunions.
So it is good to 'talk out aloud' to other survivors.