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Author Topic: Whats happening with me - Excruciating pain 9 months post Op  (Read 758 times)

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My recovery was going slow and steady. I was using 1 stick for walking 5000 steps a day, going up and down the stairs, doing seated squats and all PT exercises with 1 kg ankle weights.

2 weeks back I guess I overdid the squats and cycling, got really bad pain in my right leg quads. Thought it'll go away in 2-3 days with rest, icing and NSAID (same thing suggested by docs).

But in 2 weeks time I am still in excruciating pain - it hurts while doing anything, even while Im lying in bed. I cant even lift my right leg up.

HONESTLY, IT FEELS LIKE I HAVE GOT THE SURGERY JUST 1 WEEK BACK - its so painful.

I dont understand how my muscles can atrophy/ lose all their strength like that in 2 weeks time? The precise nail seems absolutely fine in xray. Im so confused, I dont know what to do  :(
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Bilateral Femurs (Precise 2.2) with Dr. Mangal Parihar on 2nd Aug 2022
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Re: Whats happening with me - Excruciating pain 9 months post Op
« Reply #1 on: May 05, 2023, 09:56:15 PM »

If you did get an x-ray I’m assuming that bone related issues can be ruled out, and thus it has to be a muscle related injury?
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Re: Whats happening with me - Excruciating pain 9 months post Op
« Reply #2 on: May 28, 2023, 01:53:19 PM »

I am posting to close this loop.

Turned out there was no short cut to getting better. I had to really power through the pain to get all my strength back, doing basic PT exercises, day by day. It has taken 2 months to recover.

But honestly, its quite bizarre how my leg went back to like post-op days at the 8 month mark!  ??? 

Few things helped, I guess -
- Having NSAID at night
- Wearing thigh compression at night https://www.tynorstore.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Tynor-Thigh-Support.jpg
- Instead of resting, maximising on walking time


IT WAS NOTHING BONE RELATED. BE CAREFUL WITH EXERCISING IN CONSOLIDATION PHASE, TAKE IT SLOW AND DONT TRY TO OVERDO
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Bilateral Femurs (Precise 2.2) with Dr. Mangal Parihar on 2nd Aug 2022
Starting Height - 162cm ; Gained 6.9cm

Perhaps the butterfly is proof that you can go through a great deal of darkness yet still become something beautiful
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