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Risks and Complications

•  Reaction to medication
•  Problems breathing
•  Bleeding
•  Infection
•  Formation of scar tissue preventing smooth movements
•  Nerve damage
•  Partial loss of function in the involved joint

 

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{Recovery and Aftercare}

Recovery and Aftercare

Healing from surgery can take upto 6 weeks, during which the injured part may need to be immobilized in a splint or a cast.

The patient should refrain from doing activities that can stress the affected tendons like lifting heavy objects or walking. Patients may also be instructed not to push or lean on the cast to avoid breaking it.

Aftercare may also include physical therapy for the affected joint. There are a variety of exercises, wraps, splints, braces, bandages, ice packs, massages, and other treatments that physical therapists may recommend or use in helping a patient recover from tendon surgery.

You should talk to your surgeon about your expectations from the surgery.

 

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