When you guys said, you start walking normal after 6 months from the surgery, you mean the initial surgery or after the surgery to remove the external frame? for LON cases as myself
Is been 4 months since initial surgery and one since i removed the external frame. My walking is not getting better, i waddle a lot and without painkiller i barely can step. With painkillers walking is fine but still waddelly.
Femur 8cm LON, i go gym and kinetoterapy 3-5 times / week
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Posted on Nov 2, 2022, 6:56 am
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Quote from: whitesaucepasta on November 02, 2022, 10:10:26 AMHey Man, I think me and you are kinda at the same stage,
I did LON on my tibia, 6 cm around 4 months ago
it's been more than a month since my frames were removed.
I've started walking with the aid of the walker and I have nerve pain in my left leg.
I guess for LON , The normal walking comes by 6-8 months from the initial surgery.
Glad to hear i have a brother on the same boat 
Can you walk with crutches or without support? what nerve pain do you have? any other pain? What do you feel? Did you got all 6cm when you measure yourself? and do you feel taller now?
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