Torn my left knee ACL maybe 8 years ago ( Not sure didn't do the MRI test at the right). 5 Years ago, I consulted with a docotor. He didn't recommend surgery and he said that rehab is can do the trick. I did the rehab at home ( Didn't really check with a physiotherapist. Everything was fine, until I torn my other ACL. This time I checked with another surgeon and he recommended the surgery for both legs. This was two years ago, and unfortuantely for my old injury the doctor told me that I need to go under this ostetomy surgery long with ACL reconstruction. I am having this surgery next week. Hopefully, I can recover quickly.
How did that surgery go and how is your recovery right now? I tore my ACL along with some other PLC Ligaments and I have to do an osteotomy first in under 2 months
@@jamescurley8559 I did ACL+HTO one month ago. still no weight bearing on my operated leg. My knee is still swollen but the pain disappears. I'm doin' rehab 3 times a week. Just be patient and I hope everything will be fine with you.
@@stoka43 hello, im a 40 year old electrician who works off ladders. I ruptured my patellar tendon,tore acl, pcl and meniscus in 2015. I had a surgery to fix patellar tendon but knew I had to come back for 2nd surgery at some point in future. I chose to not do it so I could get back to work in 2016, but now my lack of meniscus and acl put me out of work this month. Doctor says Im bone to bone and need High tibial osteotomy to relieve pressure and acl reconstruction. Im concerned that people claim HTO lasts around 10 years. Do you know anything about how long these should last? And how long it takes to get us back to normal? How are you feeling and recovering now? Are you regretting this surgery?
Hello, I’m having the same surgery, ACL reconstruction along with a osteonomy, any opinions, thoughts on how it went and how you feel as of today? I’m hoping everything’s good w you. Thanks
How soon will I be able to workout after this surgery? I'm very knock kneed and workout has been very painful my whole life. I'm 19 and I'm not entirely sure that this is what fixes knock knees but I wanna know
@@annabonbon6868 Are u sure? The video says most people can weight bear almost immediately, and that's also what my doctor said. I'm having the surgery done in a few weeks.
@@raq5899 I wanted to ask the same thing....I consulted 3 different orthopaedics and they all said surgery .....but this surgery looks scary and I wanted a third opinion
@@raq5899 it depends on your specific case but if you get pain from it at the age you are now then it's probably a good idea because it will get worse with age. I'm probably going to get it done next year I'm 17 and have knock knees and flat feet and get bad pain from it.
Heyyy Just wanted to ask how are you holding up My doctor advised me to get the surgery done and I wanted to have a third opinion fro. Someone who has gone thru it
Hey Meechiz, how's it going? I had already posted an answer before. Tomorrow I'll tell you ok? Or the day after tomorrow because I need to formulate the text. thank you and a hug. Erased the text.
Hi Meechiz, how are you? Don't do this surgery or you will have this problem forever. Besides not solving anything, you will be much worse off than you are now. The surgery that was done on me and that I still regret having done is called varus osteotomy of the calcaneus. This surgery is a medical mistake. The cause of flatfoot is the plantar fascia of the foot in flatfooters, which is a little elongated and therefore makes the arch of the foot fall. One can only strengthen this region with weight training exercises or physiotherapy, or use a self-adhesive bandage in this region, in the middle of the foot that forms a curve in it. They saw off half of the heel bone that has nothing to do with the cause of the flat foot and put it 1cm inwards, put a screw afterwards to hold the bone in this position and wait for it to consolidate, so that it is crooked in the foot. But the heel of the people, all of them and those with flatfoot, is perfect, there is nothing wrong with the heel. They do this and ruin the heel of the person, the bone, because they move it in a place it is not supposed to move. As a result, a bone scar is left in place. It is not the same as a normal fracture where afterwards the bone becomes strong again and perfect as it was before. When they perform surgery on a bone, or saw it with a saw, it is different, as it is a very aggressive procedure, the bone is left with a problem afterwards, a weak bone scar remains in place that never returns to normal. This happens with every osteotomy procedure. Even if it is in any part of the body, this happens, or in other similar surgeries. Then the bone doesn't come loose or break, but it slides little by little and sinks inwards with time. It keeps sliding, it doesn't become as firm as it was before. Then, with time, you start stepping crooked and the other bones of the body, in order not to break with the overweight they get from the crooked step, and misaligned also because of the foot that is bent, start to bend, just like the foot, in the same position, starting from the leg and hip and then back to the head and other parts and you start to get all crooked. The other bones of the body, as the position of the foot changes, start to bend too. And you get all crooked. Also, I forgot to mention, the nerves around the skin, as the heel changes position, the nerves in that area, the skin and the bone, also change their original position and then you can only feel bad things. It doesn't feel as good as before, neither in the external environment nor in your own body. They get kind of loose and flabby and out of place. Even doing physical exercise afterwards in that region or something else doesn't improve loose and saggy and out of place. Not even doing physical exercise afterwards in this region or anything else improves it. It stays that way. Sometimes passing an anti inflammatory ointment or oil with paraffin or anti inflammatory on the skin, it improves a little, but later it gets like that again. If sometimes it gets worse, you have to stop right away and remove the product. Take care, your health is precious. For those with flat feet, the best thing is to wear a shoe with a small high heel on the back, which is already a good relief, or to wear an orthosis. Or, do physiotherapy exercises on the plantar fascia of the foot or wear pronated foot shoes. They correct flat foot. But never do these surgeries they will destroy your health forever. Doctors don't even know how to undo these surgeries later. And the person is in trouble. Some know these things, but they are few, most don't even know that these things happen. Only patients who know why they did it on them. Doctors didn't do these surgeries on themselves so they would know. The anatomy books they study don't talk about it. Be careful. Health is precious. After you get lost with surgery, it's very difficult to go back. It's not worth it at all. It's just a headache. Whenever you hear the word osteotomy, run away from it. Never submit to it. I realized that something was wrong right after they operated on me, things got weird, but at the time I didn't understand what had happened, I just realized there was something wrong. With time, you fully realize the bullshit that these surgeries do to you. After about 6 months to a year or more. At the time, you feel that something is wrong, but you are not sure what it is. Over time, the person finds out. I was never the same person after I had this surgery. I got much worse. A hug. When I still had the screws in my heels, I would squat down on the hard floor and force my feet onto the hard floor and lean my body forward touching my hands on the floor, and forcing my heels into that position. As the bone doesn't stick right, it slides and the screws hold it, I did so, I felt the heel slipping into the right place, out again, and the bone was back in the place before. What a relief it was, everything was back to normal. But after I took the screws off, when we take them off, you can't do that anymore. A hug.
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.
Where's your source? When all the study is literally opposite of what you said! You can't spread false information without any backed study or proves. You're Destroying people life with this nonsense
Hi Vtg, how are you? I've been through it myself, my grandmother too, and other people who have these surgeries also do have bad from osteotomies. They damage the person's bone. Be ruined afterwards Ask people who have been through it and they will tell you how bad it gets afterward. Many of them even become invalids afterwards. have also studied about this. Unfortunately it is true. I wish it was a lie, but the worst thing is that it isn't. This is serious. A hug.
Machin.8 I'm sorry to hear that. It's true when people say "your health is your wealth" Chronic pain has ruined my life and medication doesn't seem to help. In all honesty I hope to have my leg amputated some day just to be pain free. Thank you for your reply and good luck with your recovery.
@@TheMisguidedTroll Hi, I hope you are fine ...Could you please tell me how do you feel after 2 years. Was your operation successful? Are you regretted or not?
@@machin.8944 heyyy How are you holding up now My doctor advised me to get this surgery done But it looks scary and I'm scared that I might develop knee pain po ...right now I have knock knees but I don't have any pain but the doc said that I would develop arthritis in my 20s if I didn't get it done
Torn my left knee ACL maybe 8 years ago ( Not sure didn't do the MRI test at the right). 5 Years ago, I consulted with a docotor. He didn't recommend surgery and he said that rehab is can do the trick. I did the rehab at home ( Didn't really check with a physiotherapist. Everything was fine, until I torn my other ACL. This time I checked with another surgeon and he recommended the surgery for both legs. This was two years ago, and unfortuantely for my old injury the doctor told me that I need to go under this ostetomy surgery long with ACL reconstruction. I am having this surgery next week. Hopefully, I can recover quickly.
How did that surgery go and how is your recovery right now? I tore my ACL along with some other PLC Ligaments and I have to do an osteotomy first in under 2 months
@@jamescurley8559 I did ACL+HTO one month ago. still no weight bearing on my operated leg. My knee is still swollen but the pain disappears. I'm doin' rehab 3 times a week. Just be patient and I hope everything will be fine with you.
@@stoka43 thanks, I wish you luck on your recovery too
@@stoka43 hello, im a 40 year old electrician who works off ladders. I ruptured my patellar tendon,tore acl, pcl and meniscus in 2015. I had a surgery to fix patellar tendon but knew I had to come back for 2nd surgery at some point in future. I chose to not do it so I could get back to work in 2016, but now my lack of meniscus and acl put me out of work this month. Doctor says Im bone to bone and need High tibial osteotomy to relieve pressure and acl reconstruction. Im concerned that people claim HTO lasts around 10 years. Do you know anything about how long these should last? And how long it takes to get us back to normal? How are you feeling and recovering now? Are you regretting this surgery?
Hello, I’m having the same surgery, ACL reconstruction along with a osteonomy, any opinions, thoughts on how it went and how you feel as of today? I’m hoping everything’s good w you. Thanks
in for my op next week...thanks for the video !!
how was it
How soon will I be able to workout after this surgery? I'm very knock kneed and workout has been very painful my whole life. I'm 19 and I'm not entirely sure that this is what fixes knock knees but I wanna know
1 year. At least
@@annabonbon6868 Are u sure? The video says most people can weight bear almost immediately, and that's also what my doctor said. I'm having the surgery done in a few weeks.
@@JustAddingMy2Cents how did it go would you recommend or should I just grow old with my knee deformity. I’m 18
@@raq5899 I wanted to ask the same thing....I consulted 3 different orthopaedics and they all said surgery .....but this surgery looks scary and I wanted a third opinion
@@raq5899 it depends on your specific case but if you get pain from it at the age you are now then it's probably a good idea because it will get worse with age. I'm probably going to get it done next year I'm 17 and have knock knees and flat feet and get bad pain from it.
Can I use the bike after this operation?
I did it 20 days ago ?
Heyyy
Just wanted to ask how are you holding up
My doctor advised me to get the surgery done and I wanted to have a third opinion fro. Someone who has gone thru it
@@lalalawhatever9241 bro did you do the knock knee surgery
@@lalalawhatever9241 How is it now with you after a year? Any pain?
I had this done recently. Msg me if you have any questions/concerns
Where uh have done this from ? How much it costs can uh please tell me need ur help urgently
@@stealthgamer4984 In Atlanta GA. Insurance covered most of it.
@@ravipatel1979 How has the recovery been going? Have you been able to function relatively normal or are you facing problems?
@@ravipatel1979 And what was the reason for your osteotomy? Injury? Deformity?
@@tonio8404 No issues
She has such a calm voice. But the pain is so bad.
At last at least 1 year to recover. And still after 1 year u still have pain.
Did you do it?
How is it now with you after 3 years? Any pain?
@@vtggas_2958I don't know why this guys didn't replying 🙁
Essa cirurgia de osteotomia acabou com minha saúde e minha vida.
Why?
Hey Meechiz, how's it going? I had already posted an answer before. Tomorrow I'll tell you ok? Or the day after tomorrow because I need to formulate the text. thank you and a hug. Erased the text.
@@tiagot6516 ok, thank you
Hi Meechiz, how are you? Don't do this surgery or you will have this problem forever. Besides not solving anything, you will be much worse off than you are now. The surgery that was done on me and that I still regret having done is called varus osteotomy of the calcaneus. This surgery is a medical mistake. The cause of flatfoot is the plantar fascia of the foot in flatfooters, which is a little elongated and therefore makes the arch of the foot fall. One can only strengthen this region with weight training exercises or physiotherapy, or use a self-adhesive bandage in this region, in the middle of the foot that forms a curve in it. They saw off half of the heel bone that has nothing to do with the cause of the flat foot and put it 1cm inwards, put a screw afterwards to hold the bone in this position and wait for it to consolidate, so that it is crooked in the foot. But the heel of the people, all of them and those with flatfoot, is perfect, there is nothing wrong with the heel. They do this and ruin the heel of the person, the bone, because they move it in a place it is not supposed to move. As a result, a bone scar is left in place. It is not the same as a normal fracture where afterwards the bone becomes strong again and perfect as it was before. When they perform surgery on a bone, or saw it with a saw, it is different, as it is a very aggressive procedure, the bone is left with a problem afterwards, a weak bone scar remains in place that never returns to normal. This happens with every osteotomy procedure. Even if it is in any part of the body, this happens, or in other similar surgeries. Then the bone doesn't come loose or break, but it slides little by little and sinks inwards with time. It keeps sliding, it doesn't become as firm as it was before. Then, with time, you start stepping crooked and the other bones of the body, in order not to break with the overweight they get from the crooked step, and misaligned also because of the foot that is bent, start to bend, just like the foot, in the same position, starting from the leg and hip and then back to the head and other parts and you start to get all crooked. The other bones of the body, as the position of the foot changes, start to bend too. And you get all crooked. Also, I forgot to mention, the nerves around the skin, as the heel changes position, the nerves in that area, the skin and the bone, also change their original position and then you can only feel bad things. It doesn't feel as good as before, neither in the external environment nor in your own body. They get kind of loose and flabby and out of place. Even doing physical exercise afterwards in that region or something else doesn't improve
loose and saggy and out of place. Not even doing physical exercise afterwards in this region or anything else improves it. It stays that way. Sometimes passing an anti inflammatory ointment or oil with paraffin or anti inflammatory on the skin, it improves a little, but later it gets like that again. If sometimes it gets worse, you have to stop right away and remove the product. Take care, your health is precious. For those with flat feet, the best thing is to wear a shoe with a small high heel on the back, which is already a good relief, or to wear an orthosis. Or, do physiotherapy exercises on the plantar fascia of the foot or wear pronated foot shoes. They correct flat foot. But never do these surgeries they will destroy your health forever. Doctors don't even know how to undo these surgeries later. And the person is in trouble. Some know these things, but they are few, most don't even know that these things happen. Only patients who know why they did it on them. Doctors didn't do these surgeries on themselves so they would know. The anatomy books they study don't talk about it. Be careful. Health is precious. After you get lost with surgery, it's very difficult to go back. It's not worth it at all. It's just a headache. Whenever you hear the word osteotomy, run away from it. Never submit to it.
I realized that something was wrong right after they operated on me, things got weird, but at the time I didn't understand what had happened, I just realized there was something wrong. With time, you fully realize the bullshit that these surgeries do to you. After about 6 months to a year or more. At the time, you feel that something is wrong, but you are not sure what it is. Over time, the person finds out. I was never the same person after I had this surgery. I got much worse. A hug.
When I still had the screws in my heels, I would squat down on the hard floor and force my feet onto the hard floor and lean my body forward touching my hands on the floor, and forcing my heels into that position. As the bone doesn't stick right, it slides and the screws hold it, I did so, I felt the heel slipping into the right place, out again, and the bone was back in the place before. What a relief it was, everything was back to normal. But after I took the screws off, when we take them off, you can't do that anymore. A hug.
Tiago, how is your legs now?
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.
Mala
Where's your source? When all the study is literally opposite of what you said!
You can't spread false information without any backed study or proves. You're Destroying people life with this nonsense
Hi Vtg, how are you? I've been through it myself, my grandmother too, and other people who have these surgeries also do have bad from osteotomies. They damage the person's bone. Be ruined afterwards Ask people who have been through it and they will tell you how bad it gets afterward. Many of them even become invalids afterwards. have also studied about this. Unfortunately it is true. I wish it was a lie, but the worst thing is that it isn't. This is serious. A hug.
Thanks for giving this in such detail.
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why do brits look handsome and speaks eloquently??? esp the guy in the thumbnail hes handsome
I've been studying ways to treat bow legs and discovered an awesome website at Lenas Bow Remedy (google it if you're interested)
Ice is now a no no.
Get second opinion before you do it i regretted a100%
Can you tell me why you regretted this? I am 32 years old and my pain is unbearable so I am considering having this done.
+Michael J Fox I'm having trouble walking I'm limping hip problems ankle and my knee is knocked I'm very disappointed...good luck to you..
Machin.8 I'm sorry to hear that. It's true when people say "your health is your wealth" Chronic pain has ruined my life and medication doesn't seem to help. In all honesty I hope to have my leg amputated some day just to be pain free. Thank you for your reply and good luck with your recovery.
@@TheMisguidedTroll Hi, I hope you are fine ...Could you please tell me how do you feel after 2 years. Was your operation successful? Are you regretted or not?
@@machin.8944 heyyy
How are you holding up now
My doctor advised me to get this surgery done
But it looks scary and I'm scared that I might develop knee pain po ...right now I have knock knees but I don't have any pain but the doc said that I would develop arthritis in my 20s if I didn't get it done