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asasball

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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #31 on: July 29, 2024, 10:30:35 AM »

The following is the information I have collected recently
 About delayed bone growth or bone nonhealing
 Thank you to all the seniors for enthusiastically providing me with information.

 1.Sleep well because when we sleep, most of our bones grow
 2. Take vitamin d, calcium tablets, magnesium, b12, zinc, k2, vitamin c, fish oil
 3. Use a bone stimulator
 4. Eating honey can help inhibit osteoclasts
 5. Read this article carefully (just sit in a place, meditate and think about the bones you want to grow, I know it must be a bit painful but you have to do it, I say this because when you think about it in your mind Your brain prioritizes things when they do something (just thinking about lemons makes your mouth water), just like it works).
 6. If you smoke or masturbate, please stop.
 7. Slow down the extension, stop the extension or reverse the extension
 8. Eat soy products
 9. Drink more water to increase metabolism
 10. Do appropriate rehabilitation exercises
 11. Accordion mode, 1mm, 3mm, 5mm
 There are many ways to do this, and you may need to discuss it with your doctor. It can stimulate bone growth.
 12. Be very patient. Sometimes callus recovery will be 2-4 times slower than normal. You must wait patiently.

 13. The following is the last resort, bone transplant surgery

 14. Use osteoporosis drugs to stimulate bone growth. It is best to choose such drugs with fewer side effects.

 The above is the information collected during this period
 Hope it can help people with slow bone recovery
 Let's all cheer together
 Thanks to those who helped me with information
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #32 on: July 29, 2024, 03:37:06 PM »

Hi bagga

 thank you for your reply
 I feel like the bone is not healing
 It's because after almost two months, the X-ray shows no callus between the bones.
 The doctor seems to be healing very slowly.
 honestly
 I am also not certain
 It should be said that I am afraid that the bone will not heal.
 In fact, we won’t know if it’s getting better until the next x-ray is taken.

 Not being able to walk is a doctor's rule
 I also feel helpless and have to lie down all the time

 As for the complexity of the surgery
 I only knew before
 There are fewer nerves, blood vessels, etc. in the calf than near the thigh.
 So complications may be less
 That’s why I thought it would be simpler and less risky.
Tibias - breaking two bones in one leg, putting blocking nail at the ankles
you can easily ask any LL doctor which is more complicated.
Recovery rate is at 2 times slower than Femur.

As for no callus formation, you are sleeping in bed whole day....what do you think?
You are not moving or walking with support...of course the bone formation is super slow.
it is not surprise no callus formation in Tibias.

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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #33 on: July 29, 2024, 11:59:30 PM »

thanks for your reminder
 In fact, the last time I noticed no callus growing,
 I started to review
 How to exercise
 I asked the doctor and he was worried about my pin being crooked.
 So don't let me get out of bed
 So I thought I would exercise by stepping on the wall
 and put a scale on the wall
 So I can confirm how much force I'm putting on my legs.
(10kg/one leg)

 To prevent the pin from being crooked

 Hopefully this exercise will put more pressure on my bones and stimulate growth.
« Last Edit: July 30, 2024, 02:55:03 AM by asasball »
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #34 on: July 30, 2024, 03:08:49 AM »

thanks for your reminder
 In fact, the last time I noticed no callus growing,
 I started to review
 How to exercise
 I asked the doctor and he was worried about my pin being crooked.
 So don't let me get out of bed
 So I thought I would exercise by stepping on the wall
 and put a scale on the wall
 So I can confirm how much force I'm putting on my legs.
(10kg/one leg)

 To prevent the pin from being crooked

 Hopefully this exercise will put more pressure on my bones and stimulate growth.
The LON method uses a telescopic monolateral external fixator system, made of biocompatible titanium and aluminum alloy, which is highly mechanically stable to bear the whole body weight...so i dun understand why you need to lie on bed for whole day without walking.

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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #35 on: July 30, 2024, 11:08:30 AM »

I have also thought about this issue carefully
 I compared other people's pins of lon tibia
 I found that my pins are 1-2 less than others
 Most people have 3-4 pins near their knees
 But I only have 2 pins
 Plus 1 larger pin but it didn't penetrate my bones.

 I guess it's because this reduces the load-bearing capacity.
 Or another reason is that the doctor is not sure how much weight he can bear.
 He can only use the most conservative method, which is to restrict me to the bed
 to keep me safe during the extension process
 It’s just that this may sacrifice recovery speed
 But this doctor's other patients' bones seem to heal faster than mine
 In other words, this method can still allow many patients to grow bones.
 It's just that I'm slower
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #36 on: July 30, 2024, 12:59:16 PM »

I have also thought about this issue carefully
 I compared other people's pins of lon tibia
 I found that my pins are 1-2 less than others
 Most people have 3-4 pins near their knees
 But I only have 2 pins
 Plus 1 larger pin but it didn't penetrate my bones.

 I guess it's because this reduces the load-bearing capacity.
 Or another reason is that the doctor is not sure how much weight he can bear.
 He can only use the most conservative method, which is to restrict me to the bed
 to keep me safe during the extension process
 It’s just that this may sacrifice recovery speed
 But this doctor's other patients' bones seem to heal faster than mine
 In other words, this method can still allow many patients to grow bones.
 It's just that I'm slower
All i can say...your doctor "sucks"
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #37 on: August 05, 2024, 06:05:45 AM »

Day 60
 +30mm

https://ibb.co/m9TQnfy
X ray photo
8/5

 Today is a day that reassures me
 Took an x-ray
 My callus has grown out
 I was originally worried that my bones would not grow, but I was anxious

 I did something during these two weeks
 1. Stop extending
 2. Step on the wall with my feet under 10kg
 3. Eat honey
 4. Increase the intake of nutritional supplements, calcium tablets, vitamin D, vitamin C,vitamin k2 ,etc.

 Thank you seniors for the reminder
 Let me improve these with the wealth of knowledge gained in this great forum
 I would also like to thank other people around me who have undergone surgeries for their guidance.
 I hope it goes smoothly the following
 Starting from 3 centimeters and ending at the last five centimeters
After that I will extend it by 0.66mm per day
« Last Edit: August 05, 2024, 08:53:12 AM by asasball »
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #38 on: August 10, 2024, 07:02:01 PM »

increase your food intake too. You need calories and proteins.
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #39 on: August 19, 2024, 12:52:16 PM »

Day 74
 +39.75mm

 The extension has slowed down recently
 Increased nutritional intake
 Added exercise training
 Went back to the hospital today to take X-rays
 The bones are growing pretty well so far.
 As many seniors said, slowing down is the best way
 If anyone is experiencing pain or slow bone growth, etc.
 You can try slowing down the speed
 In addition, the painful part was very uncomfortable from the beginning.
 I can control it much better now.
 Although the lengthening is relatively slow at 0.66mm per day
 But it should be extended as long as it can be tolerated
 Time also feels like it’s passing faster

 The last 7mm left
 The doctor said that the fixator can be removed in about two weeks.
 The day is finally coming...
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #40 on: August 19, 2024, 12:53:15 PM »

Thank you brother, I am eating very hard
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #41 on: August 19, 2024, 07:33:15 PM »

How's in Vietnam?
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #42 on: August 20, 2024, 08:27:44 AM »

I am not in Vietnam, but in order to avoid suspicion of advertising, I will not disclose the location of the surgery, but simply share my limb lengthening experience with everyone.
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #43 on: September 04, 2024, 05:19:16 PM »

All the best brother stay strong , you are almost done. I to got my frames removed recently . Just one advice do focus and do your PT properly it will help you a lot.
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #44 on: September 07, 2024, 04:06:41 AM »

day 94 +50mm
lenthening finished

 The frame was removed yesterday
 My feet hurt very much after I woke up.
 Trembling with pain
 Removing the frame is much more painful than installing them
 But the pain ended that night
 Only the original nerve pain remains

 When it lengthened to approximately 4.5 cm
 I started having nerve pain near my right big toe
 It hurts almost every night
 Very little pain during the day
 burning sensation tingling sensation
 Makes me uncomfortable to sleep
 The doctor said it will take a while to get better
 I have to wait and see.

 After removing the frame, the ankle mobility is almost 0
 The ankle can't move very well
 Rehabilitate more and see if it gets better.

 The day has finally come
 freed
 It feels really good to have no frame
 From the first day of the operation, we have been heading in the right direction.
 Just keep insisting
 You will always reach your destination!
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #45 on: September 07, 2024, 04:08:26 AM »

All the best brother stay strong , you are almost done. I to got my frames removed recently . Just one advice do focus and do your PT properly it will help you a lot.

Thank you brother, it seems that we were dismantled at about the same time, and we will work hard to recover together.
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #46 on: September 10, 2024, 01:10:06 AM »

https://ibb.co/9c643Z6

I took an X-ray yesterday and found that there seems to be no bone growing on the front of my tibia, but there is bone growing on the back near the muscle. Will anyone encounter a similar situation?  Will it grow out slowly later?
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #47 on: September 10, 2024, 08:41:35 AM »

I think that we have our muscles behind that's why the back side is growing first,and because of them the blood and minerals and vitamins and calcium are getting there first.
Wait for some time and you will have clarity,may be atleast 2 or 3 weeks .
Best of luck bro .
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #48 on: October 03, 2024, 02:54:39 AM »

Thanks bro
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #49 on: October 03, 2024, 03:04:30 AM »

Day 121

 By riding a bicycle and soaking in hot water
 My ankle mobility is starting to increase
 The muscles of the feet also slowly grow
 But at the moment, I’m worried that the bones haven’t grown properly yet.
 I don't dare to stand yet

The knee is sometimes a little stiff
 but it gets better after some exercise.
 There is very little pain
 Only the doctor is left because the nail is too shallow during surgery
 knee pain caused by
 The doctor said that this part can only be restored after the nail is removed.

 Since removing the shelf
 Your overall feeling will begin to improve.
 Friends who have external shelves
 Please hold on until the shelf is removed
 
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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #50 on: October 04, 2024, 05:04:36 AM »

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Re: Lon tibia 5cm
« Reply #51 on: November 10, 2024, 08:06:17 AM »

https://ibb.co/wp4jgR1
X-ray

Day 159

 Recently I started slowly practicing standing and walking
 And go to the swimming pool to walk or do squats
 There are also some hot spa equipment next to the swimming pool.
 Very convenient for me to use
 Same as everyone at the moment
 Every morning, my calves and knees are the stiffest.
 It will be better if i exercise for a while
 And ballet feet
 Now the heel seems to be about 0.5 to 1 cm away from the ground.
 Still need to patiently carry out walking rehabilitation
 In addition, the most troublesome problem is often
 The wound on my calf is itchy
 A bit like eczema
 Makes me uncomfortable every day
 What makes me happiest is
 Recently I was finally able to take a shower in the bathroom
 The long-lost shower head
 so comfortable
 At this stage, apart from cooking
 I can handle everything in my daily life by myself, such as going to the toilet, bathing, etc.
 Although still sitting in a wheelchair
 But the body is more flexible
 The next step is continuous rehabilitation exercises.









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