Toe amputation surgery

A toe amputation is a surgical procedure that involves removing the diseased toe to treat infections or end gangrene in one or more of the toes.

One night hospitalisation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to recover from toe amputation?

Within a week after the surgery, your pain is greatly reduced, the stitches are removed after about 10 days and the swelling in the foot will disappear in about a month.

Is toe amputation a major surgery?

No, it is a relatively minor surgical procedure.

How serious is a toe amputation?

The toe amputation procedure, like many surgical procedures, has a risk of complications. However, the complications that may occur after this surgery are generally not very serious, but rather basic problems such as late healing of the infection.

Can you walk after toe amputation?

After the amputation procedure, walking should be done gradually, increasing a little more every day compared to the previous day. Walking after this type of surgery is very important as it will speed blood flow up and help prevent blood clotting.

Cautıons

One night hospitalisation is needed. Airplane travel should be avoided for 3 days following the surgery.

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