Hello guys,
Im currently undergoing limb lengthening by using the Ilizarov technique. I will have my frames until full consolidation so I wont have a nail put in my tibia.
Anyway I need to know when you guys were able to go up stairs and downstairs after stop lengthening. I currently at 21 mm and can only stand for few. At the end of October I need to go back home and I have to walk upstairs and im worried i wont be able to do so.
Cheers
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Posted on Aug 8, 2016, 9:50 pm
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Posted on Aug 8, 2016, 10:00 pm
#2
Thanks for the reply. I will have 2 months to learn to walk upstairs with mu frames after finishing lengthening :/. Im worried now 
Posted on Aug 8, 2016, 10:51 pm
#3
http://www.limblengtheningforum.com/index.php?topic=320.186
"No my surgery was Mars 01, and yes walking up stairs was possible on my own after about 2 months after surgery, but i had to use my arms a lot and on the way down i kind of scooted down on my butt one step at a time. Now i barely need to use my arms for the stairs but i do anyway in case i would trip."
I found this from Wannabegiant and it seems that i will have to finish at 4 cm. Well that put me in a better mood.Also I need to get a walker and start walking. Standing for 15 min everyday seems not enough.
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