After waking up from the distal locking LON frame removal surgery, I had no sensation on the bottom of my feet so neurologist recommended me I get my tibial nerve decompressed which I did, Now. 6+ months later, the movement is almost completely back and the sensation is coming back, like 30%. It's altered sensation though like before if i would touch my foot's sole i wouldn't feel anything but now i feel altered sensation and something ticklish so thats a ++ .
Though, my left leg with the nerve injury wont gain muscle like the right leg which doesn't have a nerve injury, Hopefully that gets better too. Idk if it will.
I have bone grafting scheduled for my right leg this month. Everything is getting better!
Hopefully the sensation returning is a good sign and will get better,
I take gabapentin 600 mg (300 mg 2x) for the nerve regeneration pain (pins and needles)
I hope the numbness and sensation continues to improve.
I'm open to any help and information anyone can provide.
Thanks
sorry to hear this bro
no advice but good luck
with parihar by ur side u will getting a best advice anyway
Quote from: saltedchocolate on April 03, 2023, 03:28:09 PMAfter waking up from the distal locking LON frame removal surgery, I had no sensation on the bottom of my feet so neurologist recommended me I get my tibial nerve decompressed which I did, Now. 6+ months later, the movement is almost completely back and the sensation is coming back, like 30%. It's altered sensation though like before if i would touch my foot's sole i wouldn't feel anything but now i feel altered sensation and something ticklish so thats a ++ .
Though, my left leg with the nerve injury wont gain muscle like the right leg which doesn't have a nerve injury, Hopefully that gets better too. Idk if it will.
I have bone grafting scheduled for my right leg this month. Everything is getting better!
Hopefully the sensation returning is a good sign and will get better,
I take gabapentin 600 mg (300 mg 2x) for the nerve regeneration pain (pins and needles)
I hope the numbness and sensation continues to improve.
I'm open to any help and information anyone can provide.
Thanks
I had a little bit of the same issue. I am numb near the bottom of my ankle. It doesn't affect anything, but over the time I've noticed it faded more and more. I think maybe it'll take a year for the numbness to fade.
yea bro parihar is legit fixing me up, wish i did the surgery w him in the first place. This wouldn't happen
Quote from: shortisnotfun on April 03, 2023, 04:11:30 PMI had a little bit of the same issue. I am numb near the bottom of my ankle. It doesn't affect anything, but over the time I've noticed it faded more and more. I think maybe it'll take a year for the numbness to fade.
If I am right, it is on your left side 
Quote from: we.live.once on April 03, 2023, 04:53:19 PMIf I am right, it is on your left side
Yes you're are correct, why is that.
Quote from: shortisnotfun on April 03, 2023, 05:11:44 PM
Yes you're are correct, why is that.
If you do a reseach and make a list, most of the tibia patients from your doctor have problems on the left side with the feet
Quote from: we.live.once on April 03, 2023, 05:17:54 PMIf you do a reseach and make a list, most of the tibia patients from your doctor have problems on the left side with the feet, and on the right side with the knees.
The fixators from your doctor on the left side are mostly lower than the right side
Maybe just the guy from the Looksmaxxing channel. Or maybe it's a coincidence
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