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Had arthroscopic ankle surgery over a week ago. my foot feels like it burns and gets swollen. is this normal? thank you
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Yes: It is normal to have swelling. The burning sensation is not normal. The bandage might be too tight. On the follow up please let your doctor know that you are feeling the burning sensation.
Answered 3/22/2015
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