Should it? - No, that is not a hoped for outcome.
It is common and probably will come back with time. There is not much you can do but wait weeks to months.
As with any surgery, infection is the riskiest component of plastic nose surgery. Short-term effects are swelling, bruising, and nerve numbness. Any excessive bleeding should be treated immediately.
If the bunion is mild and it's not causing pain or deformity to the lesser toes, I wouldn't recommend it. Also, most insurance companies will not pay for the surgery unless you are in pain, because they view it as cosmetic and not medically necessary.
Sharp pains in the left temple may need to be addressed by a doctor if they persist. Especially any pain that causes numbness in the face or neck should be checked out.
It is a common aspect of knee replacement surgery and will last for different times for different people. Keep your doctor and therapist informed and all should well.
Surgery is usually required if the deformity is causing pain, numbness, tingling, or any other type of discomfort. If not, exercise, eat well, take care of your back, and you should be okay.
It is possible, you should contact a doctor about this.
I'm not sure if you are saying that there is NEW thumb numbness or if you are saying that the thumb numbness you had from your carpal tunnel syndrome condition is still there? If the latter yes it can be normal and it may take several weeks to months but it should gradually improve once that compression on the median nerve has been released. If it's new, then possibly the median nerve still has some swelling and inflammation about the nerve from the surgery itself, and it should improve as your condition improves. The other possibility is that the median nerve was knicked, which is a risk factor for carpal tunnel surgery
Persist should be used as other verbs are. I will persist in my pursuit of happiness. She persisted to ask me ceaselessly. Her persistence agitated me.
see a chiropractor
No, residual numbness after dental implant surgery is due to nerve damage - either bruising, swelling or accidental severing during either tooth removal or the implant surgery. This effect may be temporary or it may be permanent, depending on the amount of damage to the nerve - Swelling near the nerve may take months to completely subside, if this is the cause you should see a gradual improvement.
I doubt it would help the situation much at all. It is very likely from the sounds of what is described that the hands are suffering from the effects of carpel tunnel syndrome, this is a condition where pressure is put on the nerves leading into the hands causing a feeling of numbness and leading to severe pain. this can be corrected with surgery and if you are in Australia is done at no cost to the patient. It is a day surgery procedure. The sooner you see a doctor about it the sooner you will have it fixed,
The common risks of LASEK eye surgery are, just after surgery you may feel a sensation similar to having dust in your eye, however in some case dryness can continue to persist so the patient would need to use eye drops.