livedoll
06-22-2008, 09:35 PM
what kind of shoes can I wear after an ankle surgery
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janewhite1
06-22-2008, 09:58 PM
Which surgery?
As a general rule, comfortable and supportive ones are best. And do you mean right afterward, or much later?
As a general rule, comfortable and supportive ones are best. And do you mean right afterward, or much later?
music47
06-23-2008, 12:29 AM
Livedoll
Since I had an ankle fusion almost four years ago the only kind of shoes I can wear are Orthopedic shoes. Everyone is different. I hope you'll be able to wear regular shoes once your ankle has healed. Take care and I hope you'll stay in touch.
Sincerely Nadine
Since I had an ankle fusion almost four years ago the only kind of shoes I can wear are Orthopedic shoes. Everyone is different. I hope you'll be able to wear regular shoes once your ankle has healed. Take care and I hope you'll stay in touch.
Sincerely Nadine
livedoll
06-23-2008, 01:00 PM
Which surgery?
As a general rule, comfortable and supportive ones are best. And do you mean right afterward, or much later?
I had 2 screws put in my right ankle and my cast is coming off July 3rd and I need to know how soon can I wear high hells 4'' to be correct cause I am an exotic dancer and a single mom all my bills are piling up need to get back to work while I earn my degree.
As a general rule, comfortable and supportive ones are best. And do you mean right afterward, or much later?
I had 2 screws put in my right ankle and my cast is coming off July 3rd and I need to know how soon can I wear high hells 4'' to be correct cause I am an exotic dancer and a single mom all my bills are piling up need to get back to work while I earn my degree.
janewhite1
06-23-2008, 01:49 PM
Dancing in high heels? Many months yet, your surgeon may say never. I would find another job in the interim.
livedoll
06-23-2008, 02:37 PM
Its easier said than done actually I am looking for other work but i need to go back for a little while to catch up on bills but I dont do streneous moves basically model so can I pull it off
janewhite1
06-23-2008, 03:04 PM
After you get your cast off, it'll be a few weeks at least before you can walk across a stage comfortably in nice sneakers. You may have to wear a special boot or soft cast for a month or so. Ask your doctor what the precise timetable is.
Maybe you can do a routine sitting down, or with one knee supported on a bench.
Maybe you can do a routine sitting down, or with one knee supported on a bench.
livedoll
06-23-2008, 08:28 PM
My doctor told me the boot will be for my own comfort but no soft cast or I can buy a ankle support brace at walgreens or walmart and dont stand on it but the hills part is how my ankle can handle it but not recomended