Hello everyone. I have been researching this surgery for a long time. My height is 1.63 cm. I gained a lot of information here and I want to have surgery. But vascular issues scare me.
I couldn't find any information about this in the forum. Most doctors talk about bone and muscle. If it stretches this causes it to contract and stretch like rubber. Muscle and bone can get used to it, but can the veins cause problems in the future? 20 30 years later ? Can it cause vascular occlusion? Most doctors care about money. And they doesn't care what happens to us 20-30 years after . So I thought I could get the best information from here. Are there old people who have had this surgery? 65-75 years old. I want to know what will happen. People who do not do sports when they are young will experience rheumatic pains in the future. Do you have any definite information about what this surgery will bring in the future? What awaits us 30-40 years from now? Vascular bone and muscle problems? or veins problems ?After all, more than half of our lives will be spent in middle age and old age. Btw Sorry for my bad english. i am half asian and english is not my native language.
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Posted on Aug 15, 2022, 4:33 pm
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