If you are about to have foot surgery, then you are going to need help getting around. After having surgery, you are not allowed to put much weight on your foot. It helps to prepare in advance to make the transition go smoothly. Here are three ways to survive your recovery from foot surgery.
Maintain Mobility
Your doctor will put you on non-weight bearing instructions for a few weeks after surgery.
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