Hey glad everything is going well and you have a wonderful husband. Awesome you are using walker so fast with Precise. This forum thread on Uploading Images helped teach me how to use imgur to upload images.
http://www.limblengtheningforum.com/index.php?topic=2183.0
Quote from: Lucky star on November 27, 2021, 06:35:51 PMThe doctor gave me 5 types of medicines, a large pack of medicines, and the email sent by the doctor team mentioned that they will be notified when there are only 4 days of medicine left on their hands, and the new medicines will be delivered to the PT.
Do you have to take Xarelto (a blood thinner)? If yes, for how long?
Glad to hear things are going well. Thanks for the in depth detail of your first few days.
What made you choose Precise on femurs as opposed to G-nail?
Thanks for the detailed journal Lucky Star! Glad to hear everything is going well.
I just finished the first extension an hour ago, 0.25mm once, four times a day, with an interval of 6 hours.
The operation of the machine is very simple, the legs don't feel much, the mood is very excited, and finally began to grow tall!!!
Quote from: Limbfan2020 on November 27, 2021, 08:01:01 PMDo you have to take Xarelto (a blood thinner)? If yes, for how long?
With this medicine, what I do is p. I will take it in the whole process.
Quote from: thankscience on November 28, 2021, 01:52:13 AMGlad to hear things are going well. Thanks for the in depth detail of your first few days.
What made you choose Precise on femurs as opposed to G-nail?
Two years ago, my first choice was that both femur and tibia were S. as a result, the doctor saw my X-ray film and said that the bone cavity of my lower leg was thin and probably could not put the smallest size of S. therefore, the doctor gave me the suggestion of femur S + tibia P. during the operation, in order to prepare s and P suitable for the specification of my lower leg, if the tibia can be put down s according to the actual situation, give priority to my lower leg with S, If you can't put it in, use P.
Later, I was delayed for nearly two years because of the epidemic situation, visa, s recall and P retrial
Without s, the doctor agreed that I use p for both tibia and femur. Before, he suggested that I use p for tibia and s for femur.
I don't know much about the G needle you said. I know that the pain of G is greater than P, and I feel that I can't complete it well, so I choose P. And I'm light.
Quote from: LU213 on November 27, 2021, 07:36:29 PMHey glad everything is going well and you have a wonderful husband. Awesome you are using walker so fast with Precise. This forum thread on Uploading Images helped teach me how to use imgur to upload images.
http://www.limblengtheningforum.com/index.php?topic=2183.0
Thank you. I've read this article before, but I don't understand it. I need to study it again.
I'm not good at this kind of "high technology". I feel dizzy in a second!!
Before, my husband downloaded my mobile app. I used it directly
[ :)the following is the text about drug taking that I copied from the email sent to me by the doctor team on the day of discharge. 
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Congratulations on your successful surgery. Below you can see postoperative instructions about your recovery with Precise nails in Athens. Please read it carefully. If you have questions, please contact us by email or directly Dr Giotikas on his whatsapp/mobile.
Medications:
• Tab Xarelto 10 mg: 1 tablet once daily until completion of lengthening. Keep two tablets to take at the time of your repatriation flight.
• Tab Lyrica 75 mg: 1tablet once daily.
• Tab Paracetamol (Depon) 500mg: 2 tablets 3 times/day depending on the pain.
• Tab Tramal 100mg: 1 tablet 2 times per day depending on the pain. if paracetamol is not enough.
If you feel that your pain is not adequately controlled with this scheme (i.e you need more painkillers), please let us know.
• Sol Deltius(Vit D): 1 bottle per week with or after a meal.
If/when you run out of any medication, please let us know preferably four days in advance. New supplies will be delivered at the physio center during your physio session.
Do you have to take lyrica everyday even if there is no nerve pain?
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