Do you experience any problems still? Pain? Certain lifts you can’t do because of the knee problem? Or are you saying that you are fine and opting out of surgery was a wise decision on your part? Just curious...I was supposed to have knee surgery, had a bad tare, I eneded up getting my knee drained and a cortisone shot. did some deca and trained my legs ( no squats ) on machines. never got the surgery and that was 7 years ago
Do you experience any problems still? Pain? Certain lifts you can’t do because of the knee problem? Or are you saying that you are fine and opting out of surgery was a wise decision on your part? Just curious...
Stop fucking around. A meniscus will not heal. Cut out the torn part, do the rehab, and get back to squatting and build up those stick legs.Yeah. This injury is twenty years old if not more. Pain, catching, popping and fluid build up. Fluid build up is substantial, about the size of a large soft ball. No pressing movements are possible, no tread mill running for cardio, low height step ups, light deadlift, curls and extensions only. Doctor says we will start with cortisone shots. I’ll bring up the deca.
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Stop fucking around. A meniscus will not heal. Cut out the torn part, do the rehab, and get back to squatting and build up those stick legs.
I’ve had 7 knee surgery’s, it’s all about the doctor, I was very lucky to have one of the best. I would fly to him in Chicago, he is the Blackhawks orthopedic surgeon. Had a few of my visits canceled as the hawks were playing for the cup and Dr. Terry always travels with them every game. But no you should not have any issues after a meniscus surgery. Do not slack on the physical therapy. You need to get back full movement or you will suffer the rest of your life. I’ve had both tibias shattered, both ACL’s and PCL’s blow, and huge meniscus tears, and I still can fully bend my knees and sit on my legs.
Do you experience any problems still? Pain? Certain lifts you can’t do because of the knee problem? Or are you saying that you are fine and opting out of surgery was a wise decision on your part? Just curious...
yeah bro, I hear you....you don't realize how inconvenient traditional doorknobs are until you tear your distal bicep tendon...I guess I didn't realize the severity of a fairly debilitating injury and its impact on everyday life, especially mental health....but I will be fine....im just kinda scared now that I know this can happen that when I do get back to fult tilt bozo im gonna be acting like a pussy about everything trying not to get injured...but either way its nice to be able to relate to people who travel a similar path in life...thank youYou made the right choice getting your surgery brother. Flex that other bicep and check out how significant that tendon is. You didnt wan't to go the rest of your life without that attached. I know i didn't
yeah bro, I hear you....you don't realize how inconvenient traditional doorknobs are until you tear your distal bicep tendon...I guess I didn't realize the severity of a fairly debilitating injury and its impact on everyday life, especially mental health....but I will be fine....im just kinda scared now that I know this can happen that when I do get back to fult tilt bozo im gonna be acting like a pussy about everything trying not to get injured...but either way its nice to be able to relate to people who travel a similar path in life...thank you
I guess I got lucky, I was in some pain for several weeks seeing my primary care doc before I saw the specialist and by the time I got the mri back I already walking around again in less pain, the doctors office was a bunch of hacks and lost my mri and made other mistakes, I told the doctor if you cant keep your staff organized why would I ever agree to let you cut me open and went off to find a new doc, by the time I was about to see the new doc I was walking around pretty much like normal, so I focused on building leg strength up and 7 years later still no issues.Do you experience any problems still? Pain? Certain lifts you can’t do because of the knee problem? Or are you saying that you are fine and opting out of surgery was a wise decision on your part? Just curious...
I guess I got lucky, I was in some pain for several weeks seeing my primary care doc before I saw the specialist and by the time I got the mri back I already walking around again in less pain, the doctors office was a bunch of hacks and lost my mri and made other mistakes, I told the doctor if you cant keep your staff organized why would I ever agree to let you cut me open and went off to find a new doc, by the time I was about to see the new doc I was walking around pretty much like normal, so I focused on building leg strength up and 7 years later still no issues.
Hit it hard with cortisone and maybe some npp or deca maybe a little gh. Is what I've heard from most of the guys in your age bracket. Maybe a gh secretagogue with another peptide. These are all suggestions and not a sure fire fix. But surgery is a hell no I raped my rotator cuff at 25 got surgery and just am now getting feeling back in my pinky and ring finger at 28.
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Just dont get fucking nuts with it if it feels good and cause nerve damage like I did.
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