Ms. Mo, a patient in the bunion clinic, never paid attention to her bunion before. Why did she rush to me for correction after her child was weaned? What did she experience after the operation that would make her husband feel sick?

Bunion Outpatient patient Ms. Mo, who had never paid attention to her bunion before, why did she rush to me for correction after her child was weaned? What did she experience after the operation that would make her husband feel sick?

The following is shared by Ms. Mo:

The reason why I thought of correction is not only the aesthetic problem, but also a very important reason. I found that the bunions became more and more serious from pregnancy to postpartum, and I also had pain in my big feet when walking one month after giving birth. That kind of annoying pain, has a straining feeling.

But at that time, I was breastfeeding, so I had to endure the pain for now. At that time, I thought that I would have to wait for the baby to be weaned, and I really couldn’t live with my feet that hurt when I took a step.

Subsequently, I successfully found Director Ji for an interview. My family is from Henan. I found out that there are doctors who treat bunion valgus locally, but it is not a big hospital, so I was quite worried.

saw Director Ji's information on the headlines. He said that he has 32 years of relevant experience and has worked in plastic surgery . He should be able to correct the feet to make them look better and more natural, and restore their functions better. It’s not that far anyway, it takes two hours by plane.

In the pre-operative X-rays, the doctor said that the bone deformity was not very serious and the correction was relatively timely, and there were more surgical options to choose from.

In the end, I chose to focus on my severely injured right foot first, and left my left foot uncorrected.

Many people are concerned about whether it hurts or not. To be honest, I don’t feel much pain at all. It would be false to say it doesn’t hurt at all, but I don’t think there is anything to say to people. The pain in the first three days after surgery is so painful that I doubt my life. The level is completely tolerable.

Yaya, who is 20 days after the operation, is fine with jogging and light jumping as long as she does not do strenuous exercise. Don't be frightened by my peeling feet. This is not a medical accident. Because I had been wearing gauze and my feet were very dry, that's all. When my husband saw it, he said: How disgusting.

It’s been 2 months since the operation. Let’s talk about the appearance first. Although the minimally invasive incision is very small, there is still obvious scar hyperplasia. I can’t help it because I have a scarred constitution.

Functionally speaking, I can do anything that my normal feet can do, including running and climbing, but it would be too much for me to do ballet.

Finally, as someone who has been there, I can tell you: your feet really won’t become stupid! Without further ado, let me just show you the flexibility.

The above are the post-operative sharings of Laoji outpatients. They are not universal and only provide reference for relevant patients.