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I had tarsal tunnel release surgery 12 days ago. wound still bleeding slightly. very painful to weight bear. should i rest or try to exercise/walk.?
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Surgery: Tarsal tunnels surgery I have my patients non weight bearing for 2 weeks. I suggest resting and elevation.
Answered 5/7/2014
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