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Can you tell me what occurs after bunion pins are removed?
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All depends: On which of the myriad bunion surguries was performed. Discuss with your surgeon.
Answered 2/8/2014
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Freedom: Pins are removed after bone healing, follow your doctors post-op instructions regarding activity.
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