Quote from: Mr. Sarcastic on October 11, 2016, 10:48:05 PMHey Penguinn, congrats on your surgery, i'll be following your experience closely. Ignore my nickname for now as this is a serious question.
You said you are only 18 years old. I'm curious, if and how, Dr. Parihar confirmed that your growth plates were closed prior to surgery?
Some videos of you doing physical therapy would be great, if possible. Glad you are sleeping well, that is so helpful during this process.
Keep up the good work!
Any specialist doctor can tell you if your bone's fused, by reading your X-ray
Penguinn- Precice II internal femurs with Dr. Parihar
Quote from: The Kaiser on October 11, 2016, 10:55:31 PMAny specialist doctor can tell you if your bone's fused, by reading your X-ray
Thank you for answering my question PENGUINN...I look forward to reading even more about your lengthening experience with Dr. Parihar.
Next time i'll be sure to just address all my questions to the omnipresent, The Kaiser, aka, the all knowing God himself!
Do me a favor, go outside and stare into the sun for a really long time without blinking, it's an extremely healthy exercise for the eyes...
Quote from: Mr. Sarcastic on October 11, 2016, 11:07:14 PMThank you for answering my question PENGUINN...I look forward to reading even more about your lengthening experience with Dr. Parihar.
Next time i'll be sure to just address all my questions to the omnipresent, The Kaiser, aka, the all knowing God himself!
Do me a favor, go outside and stare into the sun for a really long time without blinking, it's an extremely healthy exercise for the eyes...
Mr. Sarcastic is being sarcastic?
Who would have guessed it?
Quote from: Mr. Sarcastic on October 11, 2016, 11:07:14 PMThank you for answering my question PENGUINN...I look forward to reading even more about your lengthening experience with Dr. Parihar.
Next time i'll be sure to just address all my questions to the omnipresent, The Kaiser, aka, the all knowing God himself!
Do me a favor, go outside and stare into the sun for a really long time without blinking, it's an extremely healthy exercise for the eyes...
well i am blind so its pointless
Quote from: Mr. Sarcastic on October 11, 2016, 10:48:05 PMHey Penguinn, congrats on your surgery, i'll be following your experience closely. Ignore my nickname for now as this is a serious question.
You said you are only 18 years old. I'm curious, if and how, Dr. Parihar confirmed that your growth plates were closed prior to surgery?
Some videos of you doing physical therapy would be great, if possible. Glad you are sleeping well, that is so helpful during this process.
Keep up the good work!
I went to an endocrinologist. They will take a X-Ray of either your wrist or your knee and then tell you.
Don't feel like posting videos but if you like I can PM you the exercises I do.
Quote from: Penguinn on October 11, 2016, 02:49:08 PM
Correction: The pain pill I'm allowed to take is called Nise, not Nice. Stands for Nimesulide apparently.
Bro, what are your comments on this?
http://www.hindustantimes.com/health-and-fitness/health-ministry-bans-nimesulide-and-2-other-drugs/story-c5RZYL8fI7uplYRGEnlcZO.html
Quote from: Mtall on October 12, 2016, 12:15:21 PMBro, what are your comments on this?
http://www.hindustantimes.com/health-and-fitness/health-ministry-bans-nimesulide-and-2-other-drugs/story-c5RZYL8fI7uplYRGEnlcZO.html
That looks scary, but our government was also calling Dominos pizzas dangerous a while ago.
Quote from: Penguinn on October 12, 2016, 01:09:52 PMThat looks scary, but our government was also calling Dominos pizzas dangerous a while ago.
Ok, but let's be serious. I think you should show that article to Dr. Parihar.
I heard Ultracet was the most popular for LL patients?
Update: 13th October 2016 - 23 days post-op
Visited the hospital for X-Rays. My lengthening is going properly and 1.7cms is distracted. Pain's still manageable, just little annoying aches sometimes. Sleep is still fine. I slept for 8 hours last night and would've slept for more had I not been woken up to use the Precice machine.
Quote from: Mtall on October 12, 2016, 03:05:29 PMI heard Ultracet was the most popular for LL patients?
Turns out, the whole time I was on Lanol(650mg) and I'm given a fresh batch in case the pain gets too much to handle. I brought back a batch I'd already used on the 29th of September home and in 2 weeks I must've used like 3 or 4, that too not for extreme pain but for aches that I just couldn't be bothered with.
http://retailpharmaindia.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Lanol-ER-650-Tablet-10-Tabs.jpg
I don't know why "Nise" was in my head. It must be the nurses saying it all the time, but the pills I was taking even in the ICU from what I recall look exactly like the Lanol ones I'm taking now.
However, Dr. P encourages handling manageable pain externally which I already do via a hot water bag. It's usually my calves that ache because of sitting idly... my quads and hamstrings don't even know I'm doing LL most of the time.
Funny thing, even though physiotherapy is encouraged by everyone for all LL methods to get back to normal asap, yesterday I ended up doing only 1 session because going to the hospital, getting X-Rays, waiting there etc. and back had me tired- and I feel much chipper today than usual. A bit stronger and flexible, even. This is not me saying anything against physiotherapy but I've noticed it before and occasional, unintentional off days seem to do me good.
What do you think is the reason for your so-far almost painless experience? Did Dr. Parihar say anything about this?
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