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I still have pain 9 months after double bunionectomy. should i be concerned?
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Yes: See your surgeon for evaluation to make sure everything is OK with surgeries and healing. Additionally, more supportive shoes and orthotics may alleviate symptoms.
Answered 10/15/2014
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