After this, goodbye to the sport?

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I'm looking to do this operation, but I'm a person who does a lot of sport.

I do triathlon in a semi-professional way, I participate in some marathon. And I practice motocross.

By this I mean that I run long distances at a good pace.

I do not plan to lengthen bone too much ... Well it depends how you look at it.

The question is whether after the operation, the consolidation time of the union .... I will be able to do these things again.

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Even making an elongation of 4 cm femur and 3 cm lukewarm? 7 centimeters in total

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Quote from: Bruce Wayne on October 03, 2018, 10:22:56 PMI don't mind retraining muscle memory. But permanent weakness/semi-crippled is quite tough.

What do you mean by permanent weakness and semi-disabled status?

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Quote from: notatroll on October 03, 2018, 10:58:33 PMGood bye to sport at competitive level. There was a young guy who wanted to be a profesional sportsman. He never recovered his abiities. Other people never came back to walk. I'm out of my wheelchair but still limp some days (knee damage)

How many centimeters does that person lengthen?

How many centimeters long? and how long have you been since you stopped lengthening?

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Quote from: Bruce Wayne on October 03, 2018, 11:16:11 PMPeople say the tendon is permanently weaken thus your power and balanced will be destroyed permanently.

6.5 centimeters and since 2016 you are not recovered? How awful...

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Quote from: Trevor.P on October 03, 2018, 11:21:23 PM
6.5 centimeters and since 2016 you are not recovered? How awful...

But this happens with extreme stretching does not it? I mean with more than 5 cm

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Quote from: notatroll on October 03, 2018, 11:34:38 PMThey told me 6.5 cm was safe. My case isn't that awful: knee pain/limping. The 4+5 guy had surgery in 2015 and has still nerve damage. Other famous people are wheelchairbounded from 2014. For some people LL takes years and they never recover.

What famous people have been subjected to this operation?

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The operation would be done with Dr. Alex Monegal, in Barcelona.
According to what he says, first one leg is made and then another, which allows you to walk during the process.
I mean I would not be in a wheelchair.

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Quote from: notatroll on October 04, 2018, 12:05:05 AM
This was my doctor. All the cases are his. Some people started 2 stages and then had complications and ended wheelchairbounded (MM).

Your doctor doesn't respect privacy. If you ask he tells every patient's identity. Be careful. He will say I'm trolling but I'm not. I sent proofs of his lack of respect for privacy to admin (things he posted in forum and talked to patients about other patients).

I did not get in touch with him yet, so he's not my doctor or anything ...
All this you say is a little scary really, the other that I thought was Dr. Paley but ...

Could you tell me privately those famous people and show me what you say about Dr. Monegal?

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Quote from: Racurz on October 04, 2018, 11:03:24 AMIf you can avoid dr monogal the horror stories I’ve heard from that guy are insane if someone did 4-5 cm which on average is pretty safe and he ballsed it up it says a lot about his ability as a dr I’d rather pay more money and know I’m in good hands then ever go to that maniac

What doctor would you recommend?