Quote from: Sweden on October 06, 2016, 12:21:49 PMI wasn't talking to you.
You don't have any idea what fine really means.
i mean no need for athletic ability level, just running and walking normal. maybe 8 cm is a lot if someone care about sports a lot right?
Quote from: The Kaiser on October 06, 2016, 12:32:08 PMi mean no need for athletic ability level, just running and walking normal. maybe 8 cm is a lot if someone care about sports a lot right?
8cm is always too much.
Quote from: Sweden on October 06, 2016, 12:35:44 PM8cm is always too much.
and 6 for femurs is a very little, i quit sports because i know this will effect my ability. and am not gonna go for 4 cm as its safe, 7.5 or 8, if everything goes well maybe 8.5. the only mistake i will not take is when my body tell me to stop and the doctor too, i will even if its 2 cm
Sweden do you if wearing shoe lifts after surgery could affect you in anyway. I wanted to do LON and then use lifts still when I can walk by myself.
Quote from: bander72 on October 06, 2016, 01:14:52 PMSweden do you if wearing shoe lifts after surgery could affect you in anyway. I wanted to do LON and then use lifts still when I can walk by myself.
Don't do it on a regular basis. Wait 1-2 years before you use lifts.
It's never good to walk in lifts. And it's even worse after you've done tibias.
What if I did 2x a week.
I use these that I can adjust to one inch or less.
http://www.tallerheels.com/heel-lifts.html
Lifts shorten your calve muscles and most people are already battling some form of ballerina
Ill limit my use of them then.
Quote from: Morissette on October 06, 2016, 01:52:56 PMLifts shorten your calve muscles and most people are already battling some form of ballerina
Wish I knew that before my surgery
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