Brief Answer: Might not be a matter of concern. Detailed Answer: Hi, thanks for writing to XXXXXXX A certain amount of swelling, local warmth and tingling sensations are taken as Normal findings during the immediate post operative period, owing to the inflammatory process within the soft tissues secondary to surgery. If all the above symptoms are associated with fever (which typically occurs from 5-7 days post operatively), then the wound is assumed to be infected. It is advisable to keep the foot end in elevation most of the time in a day to help resolve the swelling and tingling sensation. Active movements of the toes all aids in resolving the swelling and improves blood circulation, which hastens the healing process. Hope I have addressed your query. Happy to help further Regards

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