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A member asked:
Pointy shoes and tight fitting shoes can disturb the heeling and continue for the toenail and groove to be painful after surgery if continous worn?
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Shoes: Yes , that is possible. See your treating physician for an evaluation to ensure proper healing is taking place.
Answered 11/3/2014
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