how do they fix the calcaneus bone?
373775
There is no way to fix a calcaneus bone.\nI take it you mean to remove the excess calcium.
432376
mmm well yeah they aks and look at your bone constitution, like porosity and minerals in it , you have to keep a  very healthy diet and your nutrition has to be rich in calcium so that ur bones recover properly if u get that kind of operation  :)
768031
Call them and tell them you want it fixed.
503200
Treatment for corns\nProperly fitting shoes of soft leather and proper shape should be worn. Spongelike materials that absorb energy and thus prevent friction are available for lining shoes or bandaging the area of the foot being abraded. Local application of a keratolytic agent is effective for removal of the corn. Corn pads are used to relieve pressure. A podiatrist may remove corns with a scalpel. Patients with diabetes or a circulatory condition who have corns need special care to prevent foot infections.\n\nIt may take a while for the patch to work.  Turning white is a sign it is working.  If you do not feel that the patch is working properly go see your doctor.
791603
Fracturing your talus is a serious matter. You cannot do the physio on your own. You need a rehab doctor or physical therapist to oversee your rehab. Just wondering why your doctor did not arrange for this.
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sorry i am a little slow tonight but- what kind of surgery whould a podiatrist do? I mean they are feet doctors! I thought orthopendic doctors worked with bones and they would fix broken feet. \nUnless the person hasn't had a seizure in like 5 years and is medicated I wouldn't think so though.
663000
Go see an orthopedist. You probably broke your tail bone. If not, the bruise was so big it caused some calcification. An orthopedist can help you.
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There are several things you can try.\n\nAnti-inflammatory medications like Ibuprofen or Naproxen may be helpful, taken with food.\n\nFill an empty soda bottle with water and freeze.  With a sock on, roll your heel over the ice bottle for 10-15 minutes, 3-4 times a day.\n\nNEVER go barefoot!  NOt even to the bathroom in the middle of the night.  Always have good supportive shoes on.\n\nStretching your calf muscle may help, particularly if you have a tight achilles to begin with.  Face a wall, and place your plans on it.  With the affected leg further behind you, lean into the wall, keeping your back leg straight and the heel on the floor.  Then stretch with your knee slightly bent.\n\nIf these methods don't work, see your health care provider.  A stronger anti-inflammatory medicine may be prescribed, he or she may evaluate you for orthotics, or supports that go into your shoes.  Physical therapy may be helpful, and some people even have a cortisone injection into the heel.
731109
it will eventually heal itself, but if damaged to severly (broken bones) it may never be quite right again. See a doctor before the bones mend improperly and need to be rebroken to reset.
793831
go to an orthopedic and let him / her look in to the problem it may just be calcium built up and that is where it sets..
534342
Usually they put you in those cute wooden soled sandles.  Long term pain is quite commen when breaking a foot bone  because it's one of those things you always use, tus prolonging the healing process.
1068862
There's really nothing you can do for toes. Just make an anatomical splint. (Tape the broken one to the toe beside it.)
76045
three to six months for initial healing...  (unless it's just your pinkie-toe).  then it could be another year or so before the bone is solidly healed, so go light on it for a while, and drink plenty of milk.
1070454
go to a foot doctor he will dig it out ive had this done he numbs it n it aint that bad i had mine frozen n that didnt work for me either\nhave a great day
400893
Some have machines, others use their hands. It's really a wonderful experience, not really painful in a bad way... this pain is awesommmmmee! :)  If you're really outta line they may want you 3 times a week. You can't just go once and be cured. If you do go once, your bones will move to the right place and just move back to where they were comfortable before. If they are continually manipulated to where they should be, they will start getting comfortable and stay aligned. Geez, I really should be going! Call around for a quote. Many places will give you a free consultation and x-ray if necessary.
572962
it's hard to tell, I broke a bone on the side of my foot 4 years ago and had a cast for about a month and a half and was on crutches the entire time.  The bone never healed properly but it doesn't really bother me now.  I guess it all depends on how bad the break was and what doctors tell you!\nGood luck!
926084
The only way is to break it in the middle and set it like you want to see it when it heals.  Kind of painful, but it is the only way.