What are the risks of the procedure?
flintfoot2025-05-28T19:31:21+00:00Like all surgeries, risks include infection, blood clots, weakness, or skin healing concerns. However, these risks are relatively low when [...]
Like all surgeries, risks include infection, blood clots, weakness, or skin healing concerns. However, these risks are relatively low when [...]
There will be some pain after surgery, but it’s manageable with prescribed medications. Most patients experience less pain once healing [...]
Yes, most patients return to walking without a limp after a full recovery. The surgery aims to restore your normal [...]
Most patients return to their normal daily activities at 3 months and begin to exercise at 4 months. Full recovery [...]
Surgery is usually recommended for: Younger or active individuals Athletes or those who want to return to high levels of [...]
It’s a surgical procedure to stitch back together a torn or ruptured Achilles tendon—the large tendon at the back of [...]
Yes, ankle arthroscopy is generally considered safe with a low risk of complications. As with any surgery, risks like skin [...]
Because it’s minimally invasive, most patients report less pain than with traditional open surgery. Pain is managed with medication and usually subsides [...]
Yes. You’ll likely need to use crutches or a walking boot for a few days to a few weeks. Your [...]
Most patients return to light activity within 2–4 weeks, and full recovery can take 6–12 weeks depending on the procedure [...]
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Boise, ID 83704
Office: 208-957-5029
Fax: 208-917-8579
© Copyright - 2025 | Flint Foot and Ankle Institute | All Rights Reserved | Website by BizMilk