Cheilectomy operation

chelbelle2711
chelbelle2711 Member Posts: 8
edited 11. Oct 2019, 09:18 in Living with arthritis
Hi
I have been under the hospital now for 4 years and had several cortisone injections in my big toe for arthritis. The last time was the most painful as the joint is now closed. Every time I go the see the specialist he asks me if I want to be booked in for the Cheilectomy operation, but every time I think yes I need it, I hear negative stories of people who have had either this or bunion operations. I am 49 and keep very active and the pain can last a few days and then I get some time I am pain free, so I am still thinking that maybe I should delay this. My question is, has anyone on here had this operation and it been successful?
Thanks in advance for you help :)

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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 3,635
    edited 30. Nov -1, 00:00
    Hi Chelbelle
    Welcome to the forum. Pain is aweful and we all deal with it in our own way. Everyone on the forum understands about pain and all have various levels of pain and various forms of Arthritis. The most popular forums are Living with Arthritis and Chit Chat.
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    All the best Christine