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Posted on Jul 4, 2015, 10:46 am
#21

That's not true that nerve damage rarely get better. It deppends on the nature of the damage. As an example I have had jaw surgery. After jaw surgery it is completely normal to be completely numb around all lips and gums for up to 1 to 6 months postoperatively. This is just due to the bruising of the nerves caused by moving them around during surgery. After numbness you get pins and needles, and slowly this normalizes as well.

Worst case scenario is a sensory nerve was transacted when they were doing the osteotomy. But if it was fully transected you'd I'd expect be completely numb. For anything less than a full transection or ongoing impingement, I doubt anyone would do anything surgical. But that's between you and your team. Again. I wouldn't freak out if I was you. But that's your prerogative.

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Posted on Jul 4, 2015, 10:53 am
#22

if a nerve  was transacted


would i experience pain// loss of movement of toes?

 really have no pain and all toes move normally

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Posted on Jul 4, 2015, 10:57 am
#23

What's the exact distribution of your numbness? Where does it start and finish? Are these areas completely numb or can you feel deep pressure/pain/hot/cold at all?

Regardless of the cause just be glad it's not causing neuropathic pain. That's a hell you don't want to know.

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Posted on Jul 4, 2015, 11:11 am
#24

Quote from: maximize on July 04, 2015, 10:57:06 AMWhat's the exact distribution of your numbness? Where does it start and finish? Are these areas completely numb or can you feel deep pressure/pain/hot/cold at all?

Regardless of the cause just be glad it's not causing neuropathic pain. That's a hell you don't want to know.

ITS around lower leg to feet... no pain

i can movies toes and feel sensation in feet, but feels like its half asleep

they did a sciatic block thursday night,and i think another block... they said can last 48 hours but  48 hours is  a while

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Posted on Jul 4, 2015, 11:11 am
#25

Quote from: musicmaker on July 04, 2015, 11:02:17 AMHi Crinsom! Dont freak out! Everything is perfectly ok! Trust me. I've already told you: That sensation is normal for the first few dYs because of medical reasons that I'm not able to explain since i lack the Vocabulary and knowledge. I will be there soon to reassure you, but please keep relaxed.
People of the forum, I've passed some hours with Crinsom al hospital and i can tell you he's perfectly ok. He's just worried because of being alone in a foreign country and having so much time to think!  ;
But Dont worry. Musicmaker will be there to give Crinsom conversation.  FINALLY FIXING MY LEFT LEG WITH DR. MONEGAL IN BARCELONA- JULY 2,2015
i hopeee

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Posted on Jul 4, 2015, 12:07 pm
#26

Yeah just relax man that doesn't sound like a problem at all.

Musicmaker do you work for Dr. Monegal's team and if so what's your position?

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Posted on Jul 4, 2015, 1:14 pm
#27

Ty guys

I saw dr monegal and did s few tests

Poked me with needle et. And I definitely felt it

Basically what maximize said. Not s big deal and is due to excess fluid etc

He's sure it will resolve soon and also due to sciatic nerve block

Music maker is not a member of the team. I know sometimes she sounds like me but she isn't.  She's just a patient

Barcelona is beautiful btw and the hospital is modern

I'm already walking but on crutches of course

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Posted on Jul 5, 2015, 8:02 am
#28

Day 3 now

Started a little cortisone and cryotherapy. And can say my foot feels almost normal now


Much much better. So very happy about this

Saw my ex Ray and it looks very good.  My leg is completely straight and he even did a bit of bone grafting.   The nail looks very good.  The fibula was cut and looks good too. Fibula was causing valgus   So I'm guessing will heal ok now

 Very little to no pain  and already can extend knee 90- 100 degrees

Comparing this to externals is really no comparison.   I know I broke one leg now not two but  from the first day wearing externals my sleep  Was disturbed.  I could not sleep well the entire time I had externals on

My sleeping right now is fine   

I can't go back in time and am lucky everything turned out okay but my advice would be  to do only internals and maybe Lon


I could never recommend external. After going through what I went through and seeing other patients wear fixatives for up to a year

Even if the dr is a top dr I just think externals are old outdated technology not suitable for cosmetic ll


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Posted on Jul 5, 2015, 11:31 am
#29

That are very good news my friend. Finally everything is going well FINALLY FIXING MY LEFT LEG WITH DR. MONEGAL IN BARCELONA- JULY 2,2015

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Posted on Jul 5, 2015, 3:12 pm
#30

Hi crisom.
I am happy that your surgery go so well.
Cheers, paco.

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