9 centimeters on tibias with Dr. Barinov, Volgograd-Russia

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Wow, going back in time... this is me 3 months post frames removal, how messed up! and it only got worst with time

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Dude that leg look freaking grim  Its good youre trying to fix it.
For a time perspective do you think it was docs fault to remove frame so early or was it also partially you fault for walking without crutches right after frame removal ?

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Quote from: doomsday on September 17, 2017, 03:00:40 PMDude that leg look freaking grim  Its good youre trying to fix it.
For a time perspective do you think it was docs fault to remove frame so early or was it also partially you fault for walking without crutches right after frame removal ?

I know right!? crazy...

I was told to walk in crutches for 2 months, which I did, but regardles, the doctor removed the frames way too early! I should have just said to keep them for another month, but at that point I was so tired to have them on for that long I couldnt wait to get rid off them!!! I screwed up but it was still the doctors responsibility... as a matter of fact the doctor told me that the left leg was definitaly ready to go, and that was the leg that got screwed so it was his fault 100%... he wasnt too sure about right leg and that is the one that it's still completely straight....

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Quote from: RGKEY on September 17, 2017, 02:56:08 PMWow, going back in time... this is me 3 months post frames removal, how messed up! and it only got worst with time

Damn, good luck fixing that leg man.
Somehow your proportions don't look off to me despite you doing a whopping 9cms.. is it the clothes or did you have very tiny tibias?

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Quote from: Penguinn on September 17, 2017, 04:53:34 PMDamn, good luck fixing that leg man.
Somehow your proportions don't look off to me despite you doing a whopping 9cms.. is it the clothes or did you have very tiny tibias?

Me too, they look proportionally quite good.

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Quote from: RGKEY on September 17, 2017, 02:04:38 PMgreat thank you!

Great dancing skills and lucky you to have found such a girl, even though you should not share her pictures in the forum! Hope you can get a solution to your problems!

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RG is that video the most recent? You're a champ man, I'm having some issues too, but I'm thankful that you're sharing this to give us some perspective

Idk if money is an issue, but I heard good things about stem cell injections

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My right tibia had 12 degrees varus after LL. It was in no way so bad like yours Rgkey but it still needed straightening and I did it before 5 months together with at shortening by puting an internal metal plate. It was very painful for the first days (much more than LL) but after a month I could put full weight and although it still irritates me sometimes (when I put much pressure) my leg feels much better than before.
I haven't done a ct scan to see if it is completely straight now but it must be as I feel it much better in walking and also it looks straight when I look at it.

So what surgery you did to straighten your tibia? Ilizarov or something internal? And how has the result? Because I rrad somewhere that you said you can't walk unaided now.

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Quote from: Penguinn on September 17, 2017, 04:53:34 PMDamn, good luck fixing that leg man.
Somehow your proportions don't look off to me despite you doing a whopping 9cms.. is it the clothes or did you have very tiny tibias?

right...!?
Yes i had tiny tibias,, tiny legs in general

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Quote from: LLSouthAmerica on September 17, 2017, 08:50:29 PMGreat dancing skills and lucky you to have found such a girl, even though you should not share her pictures in the forum! Hope you can get a solution to your problems!

Gracias hermano, well, she is doesn't care much neither do I