Patient Story Knee Osteotomy

[@missaurore12]

Not painful ? Well, I myself suffered for 1 month and half. A very hard time

[@MMAMETAL]

I had both knees done. 4 and 5 years now, im struggling, especially left first surgery. Swelling, pain, lumps. Inside bone pain to touch. Barely walk. 1 to 2 month severe progression. I need help...

[@arielle7557]

So the sirgery didn't help?

[@prashantjoon5467]

Without pain first day hahahaha. She must be joking. This thing hurts

[@tiagot6516]

I wish this wasn't true, but these osteotomy surgeries ruin people's health and that of all the other people who have them done. The bone where they sawed afterwards doesn't stick properly anymore, it gets weak and it will slide little by little and sink inwards with time. I believe that a bone scar is left or for some other reason I don't know. Maybe it is left with little room to regenerate and becomes weak or another reason. It is not the same as a normal fracture where afterwards the bone becomes normal again. When you sawed it, or break it with a chisel, in this case it is different. The bone is left with a problem afterwards. Then the person gets all twisted because of this, as the bone sinks, it ends up twisting or sinks all the other bones of the body. If they do it in the lower limbs. But everywhere, it ends up disturbing people. Besides that, the nerves around where they do this also sink and leave their original place, and then the person starts to feel everything altered and only starts to feel bad things afterwards. Both in the external environment and in the body itself because of this. This surgery is a mistake in medicine, just as there are mistakes in any other profession. I don't know how it hasn't been forbidden until today, with so many people getting bad afterwards, I'm pretty sure all of them. It doesn't matter if it is done on the nose, leg, foot, heel, people end up getting bad the same way. I hope this comment helps. Take great care, health is very precious. After we lose it, our life becomes very difficult, and so does the life of the people around us, who end up being affected as well. A hug

[@maryellen33714]

Just curious, are you overweight ?

[@maryellen33714]

Are you sure it wasn’t just a poor surgeon? I have talked to people who have had the surgery and are doing really well.

[@tiagot6516]

Hi Mary how are you? No, I'm at a good weight. I am thin Mary. A hug.

[@tiagot6516]

Hi Mary how are you? It wasn't the surgeon, it's the surgery itself that does that. The one they did on me is called a calcaneal varizant osteotomy. The bone where they sawed is weak afterwards, I think there is a bone scar or bone fibrosis in the place. The worst thing is that most exams do not detect this afterwards, it seems that everything is fine with the bone, but it is not. The bone keeps slipping afterwards. Even taking calcium afterwards, it doesn't help, which seems like it doesn't get strong and doesn't hold the calcium. A hug. A hug.

[@jox5279]

@@tiagot6516 did you do the recommended exercises after the surgery? And what surgery did you have was it on the knee ?