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Uncomfortable postures and movements after limb lengthening surgery

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choin
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Posted on Jun 27, 2024, 3:18 pm
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After limb lengthening surgery, the femur or tibia becomes longer than before the surgery.

In this case, I think that the person who underwent surgery may not be able to assume postures or movements that were possible before surgery.

What are these postures and movements?
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VertiCali
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Posted on Jun 28, 2024, 7:52 pm
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"I think that the person who underwent surgery may not be able to assume postures or movements that were possible before surgery"

What a stupid thread to start. Not only is it clueless/factually incorrect, but also utterly pointless.

Why come here to offer your unsolicited and uninformed opinion instead of asking questions from people who have first hand experience?
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choin
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Posted on Jun 29, 2024, 5:17 am
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I'm sorry if my post made you feel rude.

I just wanted to know in advance about what might happen after surgery.

There aren't many places to get this information, so I posted this on this forum.
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Ted68
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Posted on Jun 29, 2024, 9:18 pm
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Quote from: choin on June 27, 2024, 03:18:10 PMAfter limb lengthening surgery, the femur or tibia becomes longer than before the surgery.

In this case, I think that the person who underwent surgery may not be able to assume postures or movements that were possible before surgery.


Yes, man, bones gets longer after surgery... THIS IS THE WHOLE POINT !

But, man, in the second phrase is your statement, or your question ?
Do you know what is about and what really happen after surgery ?
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VertiCali
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Posted on Jun 29, 2024, 11:38 pm
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Quote from: choin on June 29, 2024, 05:17:14 AMI'm sorry if my post made you feel rude.

I just wanted to know in advance about what might happen after surgery.

There aren't many places to get this information, so I posted this on this forum.

You didn't really ask a question. You made a speculative assertion about what happens after. Asking questions is fine. There are plenty of people here who have experience who can answer your questions for you. If it's a language barrier thing, then I totally understand.
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jlk
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Posted on Jun 30, 2024, 4:51 pm
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It became much harder to sit cross legged on the floor for me. I prolly need to stretch more
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choin
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Posted on Jul 1, 2024, 9:09 am
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Thanks for your reply.

I recommend that you relieve your discomfort by stretching.
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Beemer m sport
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Posted on Jul 2, 2024, 8:59 am
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i notice my gait is a little different. my knees are more pointy. my gait from the side doesnt look normal or as was before. im assuming my muscles needs to be flexible then i can walk more normal. my back needs to also be more flexible. ive seen a white guy with my gait but he seems normal and didnt seem like he did LL.
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