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Achilles Tendon Tears, Unlucky but lucky with the Achilles Surgery

by Larry
(Canton, Oh)


In 1983 I tore my right Achilles Tendon playing basketball and had surgery to repair it.

Then in 1986 I tore my left one playing softball and had surgery.

I must be the luckiest person that ever did this because I experienced very little pain before or after surgery.

Each recoup took about three months. The worst part for me was being on crutches for the first two months each time and being virtually helpless. After healing I experienced only some discomfort after very physically active days.

I just tore the right one again last night, so here we go again.



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Joshua Answers:


Hey Larry.

Well, that's good you didn't have much pain. And sounds like really good recoveries.

And it doesn't sound like you have much of a resulting, ongoing Tendonitis problem from it. Excellent.

Did you tear all the way through, or just a big partial tear?

I'm curious why are you ripping so much.

Have you had a lot of other injuries?

Other pain issues?

What have doctors said?

I'm curious, I'm curious.



Joshua Tucker, B.A., C.M.T.
The Tendonitis Expert
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Jul 04, 2010
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Yes - Achilles Tendon Tears, Unlucky but lucky with the Achilles Surgery NEW
by: Anonymous

It was from the ace wrap around the half cast put on post surgery TOO tight. I suffered for 5 days before I finally just unwrapped it and elevated it.

Instant relief but have had a few shooting pain episodes in my big toe, surely from the area being ischemic from the tight wraps and swelling.

I imagine the same thing could happen from a solid cast with swelling after applied.


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Joshua Comments:

Thanks for replying anonymous!

That shooting pain can be from several things.

Could be from part of the ischemia (lack of blood in/to a muscle) dynamic, could be from magnesium deficiency and/or possibly a B12 (and/or B6) deficiency, could be from the nervous system being freaked out because it got cut into.

Realistically, it's some amount of each of those, all working together.



May 24, 2010
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shooting pain down leg after achilles rupture surgery NEW
by: Anonymous

Does anyone experience regular shooting electrical type pain shooting down their leg after surgery from an achilles rupture?



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