My left foot nerves have been constantly vibrating for the past two years after a minor surgery to remove a thorn. It's really irritating and won't stop what could be causing this?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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The constant vibration or buzzing sensation in your left foot after a minor surgery could be due to a few reasons, primarily nerve irritation or damage. This could be related to the surgery itself, scarring, or a pre-existing condition.

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