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Hii r u recover ??

how'd it go

how did it go king

It went great. The surgery lasted around 2-3 hrs, they put a boot on my leg and prescribed me painkillers. Before the surgery they gave me a nerve blocking shot so it wouldn’t be to painful for 24hrs. I had to wear the boot everyday for two weeks. Was able to walk without crunches by like day 4-5. Week 3-4 I’m walking and living a pretty normal life while doing physical therapy. Ankle will fully recover in 2-3 more months

Also if anyone has any questions lmk

@@JustRmontay Can you share your email pls?

yes

when did u last see your doctor? did you ever do any rehab?

@@freethegaysactually I did rehabs for 4 weeks but I had to do it for 6 weeks.

Sorry to hear that, You should tell your doctor to write a note for you show you can show them and hope you have faster recovery.

I'm booked in for surgery in june but im curious to see how they repair the ptfl? L&D hospital aren't great, they missed my fractured foot, I kept going back to A&E and was messed about. Gp referred me back to my local hospital in herts and they're brilliant, i had another xray and it confirmed i had fractured my foot but because L&D refused to investigate it last November, I've now developed early onset of friebergs disease??

how was the recovery process like?

How is it now after 6 months?

I heard a nice stretching sound on my ankle from doing BJJ. I have an appointment on Friday, and I'm dreading it... it only really hurts moving it side to side and i mean really hurts. I never have felt this type of pain from a sprain.

elevate no walking for at least 1wk/10days. anti inflammatory's no alcohol no smoking get an xray a standing xray if poss

I hope you get better soon

I just sprained my ankle 6 days ago, I was able to walk on it on day 3 and I been up and around but in a moderate pain. I feel something behind my ankle that doesn’t feel right but I’m able to get around places. This sound familiar or did you immediately know it was broken ?

@@OFFICIALRover I was like 95% certain I broke something after my accident lol sounds like you might be feeling the swollen Achilles tendon from the sprain. You’re still very recently injured so it’ll take time for it to feel normal again, take it easy!

Hopefully the sprain was not that bad (i.e. not a grade 3 or even 2) as I assume you've been very immobile following the surgery, and ankle sprains generally require you to start using the ankle almost immediately after injury. I once had a very bad sprain and was put in a boot for two weeks which I later learnt was the worst possible thing to do. Start using your ankle (conservatively) as soon as you can. I always said I'd rather break a bone than badly sprain an ankle or any ligament for that matter. Fingers crossed for you.

@@somerled5513 Thanks, unfortunately I spent a solid 2 months with zero weight bearing on the foot/ankle while the fracture was healing. I’m finally walking on the foot but now but my I’m having a lot of pain and severely limited mobility. My doctor recommended to resume weight bearing and if it still seems something is off then we’ll get some scans done to look for any tears. (I kinda think I tore something but we’ll see)

Getting medical advice from UA-cam comments probably isn't the best idea 🤣

I did last week

How long is the recovery? @@Ccubed92

@@Ccubed92is this the way yours was done?

Yes I have I'm around 11 weeks post surgery now. Super stiff wrist and going to hand therapy 2 days a week now to help loosing the scar tissue. For me they used temporary pins that was planted inside my skin though

@@Ccubed92 will they be taking them out?

I’m not sure but I have to have this done next week and my doctor said the material basically absorbs and becomes like a tendon..

Hey there, Hope you are feeling good now my doctor has also suggested this surgery, how much time it did take you to recover? @@lexeek94

Mine has been going on for almost 9 years. Ive had surgery, mris, cortisone shots...still no relief

Yes..3yrs since surgery. I'm on utube searching for answers.

Yup same here haven't found a solution yet. Normatec leg sleeves have helped some with compensation pain but still trying new things

I rolled my ankle a year ago, still painful so I went to the doctor a month ago and I have four torn ligaments. I had this procedure done last week along with something else that stabilizes the two large bones. It was minimally painful with very little bruising

​@@erikadavis3392how are you doing now

It is on the lateral side but it is located towards the anterior. The other corresponding lateral ligament is called the posterior talofibular ligament because it is located towards the posterior.

did u get it done?

@@CutTheKam i'm good again. just months of therapy now i can practice Tae Kwon Do again

Did you get ur surgery done

Or only therapy

@@151mandavakeerthana3 only therapy

Damn man, same story, i ve torned this ligament in the video, i had the surgery but it didn't go well cause i began walking two weeks after surgery, but my ankle felt way more stable after surgery, Ihad to repeat it again and give 2months to heal, Im not repeating that mistake again

​@@dibranmuja9017how is it now bro, is it healed 100%

nope

yes they do, i tore mine in half completely on the 28th of feb and its never going to fully heal but I am able to return to sports in 3 weeks becuase it is stable now, it has reconnected enough that you can do what you want to an extent

@@justliam66 on mri it says “near-total tearing” does that mean i can still keep doing sports?

@@jarvis5419 no

@@happity ur wrong bro, rest is needed to heal the ligament. Once recovered you can go back bit by bit. I am back doing sports now :)

In 2 months you can do excercise again.

​@@alemf06 but when you can start walk normally again?

@@robertov1781 one week on my bed. Then, 3 weeks walking with crutches. After that month, I could walk normally. You have to do some rehab so you are able to do exercise again.

​@@alemf06what type of sprain you have brother ???

​@@alemf06replyyy

Wtf

@@HokageKyubiNaruto 'youtube tutorials' lmao

lol

You just made surgeons seem less legit ngl

You can ruin someone's life...study hard then perform.

Hi, are you going to get the surgery done? I will probably have to do it 😢

@@desafiodaval I'm getting it done on thursday

@@emilymay453 how’d it go? I might get one

@@RyanArab the surgery is super chilled and I was able to go home the same day. I also had a nerve block so didn't have any pain until the following night after my operation and let me tell you it was bad! Looking back I should have been taking the painkillers regardless of the nerve block because it would have prevented the pain. It is important that I add that I have quite a high pain tolerance. The pain only lasted about two days and now almost a week after my op I don't have much pain but it seems to come and go. to be honest, the cast is super chilled and comfortable - in my opinion, I prefer it to the boot - Showering is not easy but I hate it when I don't shower so I managed to shower every 2 days because, to be honest, it is exhausting. I got a cast protector which makes a huge difference because wetting the cast is a no-go. Other things I would add is don’t worry about how you sleep. I manage to sleep in any position without my foot on a pillow and it has been fine - just remember to take your anti-inflammatory before bed and when you wake up - it makes a huge difference and helps with the throbbing in your ankle when you put it down. I only have my foot down for 10 min per hour and have been fine with that just remember to do so leg exercises for your leg and hip due to the lack of movement. other than that the leg scooter is a must and a lifesaver as your hands become so sore from the crutches! just remember that physio is a must and to not push yourself too hard

@@emilymay453 Will you be able to return to sports? Normal activities? Or will you forever be limited?

How was it?

Had it today. How has your recovery gone?

@@jennifermichnowicz2578 I hope you recovery well. I’m still waiting. 🥹 no surgery yet. What happened to yours?

How was your procedure

Can anyone that has had it detail what your limitations are post surgery healing? Are you able to return to sports? Or have they advised against any sports?

haha yes

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