Post ankle surgery recovery

I have some more tips for those recovering from foot and ankle surgery. I recently had some screws taken out, so I am speaking from fresh experience. :)

My husband is entering into week 3 of recovery from his ankle surgery. He is back to work (has been since last Wednesday). He has a cast that should be removed on September 11th. From there he will start 6 weeks of rehab. The situation... Since March of 2011, he has had one ACL surgery,

Updating my recovery from a trimalleolar ankle fracture: months 2 and 3 after the accident and ORIF surgery. Walking! Dealing with healing. Processing feelings and trauma.

Sandra Bornstein shares what she learned after ganglion bone cyst foot surgery and offers useful tips for the recovering from foot surgery.

Plan and prepare for your best surgery experience with the tips in this blog post from Klamath Falls Foot and Ankle, LLC. Learn the basics of post-surgery care.

My surgery recovery earlier this year was the first I’ve had in 5 years I had several months to prepare for it, which made my overall recovery easier. Unfortunately, I am a surgery pro, which is why I’ve pulled together a list of 15 things to do to make your recovery go smoothly. I hope that these tips for recovering from surgery help you, too!

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Recovering from surgery can be challenging, but having the right essentials can make it more comfortable. Find out what you need for a smooth recovery in this guide.

I declare today… NO FLIP FLOPS DAY!!! So this does not happen to you… Has it been a year since I fell in flip flops and broke my leg and ankle? You can read about the beginning of the journey here. Look at me now… I have a triathlon under my belt… 700 meters swim, …

Here's the story: 11 days ago, I had surgery on my ankle. So for the past 11 days, I've been 99% stuck at home, spending most of my time trying to arrange my pillows in a way that keeps my foot up and my laptop usable. (My neck and shoulders aren't on speaking terms with me right now... but they sure haven't been quiet.) To fill some of the time, I figured I'd compile the things I've learned from the experience, and share my take on how to prepare for ankle surgery. It all started with a…