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Can anyone point me in the right direction here?
Last May, I underwent surgery on my groin to address what was supposedly poor circulation in my calves and intense pain whenever I tried to walk. They told me the procedure was a success—and that if things had gone sideways, the patient wouldn't have made it through. For the first few months, everything seemed fine. But lately? The pain in my calves has been ramping up daily. It’s gotten to the point where I can barely manage ten yards without having to stop and catch my breath. My surgeon insists my circulation looks perfectly normal, yet I can't even walk. What am I supposed to do? Who do I even talk to? Any advice would be a godsend, because if this keeps up, I'll be stuck in bed indefinitely. And we all know what comes next after that—meeting Saint Peter at the pearly gates.
Thanks
Last May, I underwent surgery on my groin to address what was supposedly poor circulation in my calves and intense pain whenever I tried to walk. They told me the procedure was a success—and that if things had gone sideways, the patient wouldn't have made it through. For the first few months, everything seemed fine. But lately? The pain in my calves has been ramping up daily. It’s gotten to the point where I can barely manage ten yards without having to stop and catch my breath. My surgeon insists my circulation looks perfectly normal, yet I can't even walk. What am I supposed to do? Who do I even talk to? Any advice would be a godsend, because if this keeps up, I'll be stuck in bed indefinitely. And we all know what comes next after that—meeting Saint Peter at the pearly gates.
Thanks