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[Body Builder]

Blood thinner is not required in full external method.

It does because breaking the bone and rimming it with nails can cause embolism, especially because you don't walk for the first days.

Also I really don't care what Paley said about aspirin after internals instead of blood thinners.
Giving anticoagulants is the easiest and most risk free thing after  a major surgery like LL.
Doctors who don't give them must be joking and I really don't care if Paley is one of them which is very sad though.

[limbcllnea]

Also I really don't care what Paley said about aspirin after internals instead of blood thinners.
Giving anticoagulants is the easiest and most risk free thing after  a major surgery like LL.
Doctors who don't give them must be joking and I really don't care if Paley is one of them which is very sad though.

I always respect skepticism from your posts. There are many doctors such as Giotikas, Parihar, and etc who are praised in this forum because they are affordable yet experienced. However, you always seem to say they are not worth the price. I can always respect a skeptic's opinion.

But can you give me other doctors' names that you approve of? You never give alternative doctors.

[las vegas baby]

It does because breaking the bone and rimming it with nails can cause embolism, especially because you don't walk for the first days.

Also I really don't care what Paley said about aspirin after internals instead of blood thinners.
Giving anticoagulants is the easiest and most risk free thing after  a major surgery like LL.
Doctors who don't give them must be joking and I really don't care if Paley is one of them which is very sad though.

how do u know this? have you studied medicine / ortho? paley has written a book on leg length surgery and corrections and its used widely. if he says I believe. I also thought its necessary to give blood thinners with stryde but am willing to change my mind if a reputed doctor says differently.

with the case of parihar i went thru penguin's diary and he was basically BED RIDDEN and on PRECICE 2 but still NO blood thinner. again I ain't no expert but it seems every doc would give blood thinner in such a case.

maybe a surgeon can tell after surgery how much "embolis" got created so he can take a decision based on that. medicines are apparently very cheap in India. I think parihar wouldve given them if it was necessary. but still patients gotta ask him if thy are concerned.

[SpeedDialer]

Yeah, its odd. Dr. Parihar also answered one of my emails and I wonder if Cyborg4life's recent youtube interview with him is drawing his attention towards people looking into CLL

[SpeedDialer]

Thanks!! If you were to do it again, what other precaution would you take against having stomach pain in India?

[limbcllnea]

Thanks!! If you were to do it again, what other precaution would you take against having stomach pain in India?

There is not much you can do. It's a risk you have to take and it's based on luck. Hopefully, you don't get vomit and diarrhea on the day after surgery.

[SpeedDialer]

No foods are safer than others in Mumbai?

[limbcllnea]

No foods are safer than others in Mumbai?

Obviously, they are but no guarantee. The only way to be a little safer is to go full vegetarian, and even then there can be lots of problems.

[SpeedDialer]

So.... should a patient ask Dr. Parihar to give them a blood thinner and then he'll say nah you don't need it, then what?