Hey everyone so I was wondering if this could be a problem heading into limb lengthening surgery which I don't plan on doing anytime soon. I fractured my knee many years ago and I don't think it ever completely healed. It's really not a huge problem though. I can walk, run, jump, play any high intensity sport pretty much with no problem. It's just that after hours of standing/walking/running I will from time to time experience some pain and tightness around my knee. I got X-rays and my physician told me there's nothing structurally wrong with my knee and that seeing a physical therapist should be able to get me back to 100 percent. Is this something I should take care of before I consider limb lengthening?
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Has anyone had any knee/leg complications prior to getting the surgery?
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Posted on May 25, 2018, 10:10 pm
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