(First of all, srry for poor english).
Hi all, im new here but i have been learning about ll for some time, and im decided to do this bc my mental health is gonna kill me one day lol
So I want to do this in early June, when do u think i would be able to live withouth a caregiver? Im asking bc i start university in late september, and i need to know if i will be able to go to university by that time by myself (should be early consolidation phase), or when i would be supposed to do.
Lastly, will my walk be affected for a lot of time? will it be too noticiable?
Thanks in advance
Oh i forgot to say it would be a 7-8 cm femur surgery
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Posted on Jan 8, 2022, 7:04 pm
#1
Posted on Jan 8, 2022, 9:21 pm
#2
thanks for the responses! One last thing... would my walk be PERMANENTLY worse (even if just a bit) with those 7-8cm in femur?? or will it be completely normal with time?
Posted on Jan 19, 2022, 5:41 am
#3
Would it be better to length 3.5cm tibias + 5.5cm femurs than just 7/8cm femurs? I mean, would I recover faster and walking earlier? Or would it be more complicated? (keep in mind im talking about precice 2)
Posted on Jan 19, 2022, 5:47 am
#4
Im also talking about lengthening both segments at the same time (lets say 3 weeks difference from both op)
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