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Bottom of the foot
Rbs, hepatitis b, HIV
These tests are needed for leg surgery?
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My left leg Bottom of the foot have something don't know what it is bt getting more pain and surface is too hard for that they told surgery needed
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Hi, these test prior to surgery to know any risk of infection to surgical team. If it is corn in the foot - you probably don’t need surgery. Opinion given by Dr. Sivaraman B, Thorraipakkam. Chennai
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These feast are need to know if you are affected with Hepatitis or HIV as it can affect the surgery team due to accidental injuries.
Doing these tests is a universal protocol everywhere in the world .
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RBS is to know about your sugar level and excess sugar may lead to wound healing problems.
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