Patient's question:
Post-polio syndrome foot inversion. Lately, walking has become increasingly difficult over the past two years. The help I want to receive: 1. Is surgery still an option? 2. What surgical method would be suitable?Doctor's answer:
Hello. This situation seems to be treatable through surgery and must be performed in a regular hospital. Post-surgery, it is recommended to supplement with vitamin C and add protein: eggs, eel, black fish, turtle, yogurt, and milk. If possible, albumin is very effective for long wounds. Most importantly, it is essential to ensure the patient feels well, pays attention to rest, and prevents colds, which will help in a quick recovery. It is strongly advised to seek professional treatment in a regular hospital.