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Curry Chat => Talk About Anything Other Than Curry => Topic started by: mickyp on March 04, 2019, 10:59 AM
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Bestest of luck with your op this week Livo, i hope all goes well for you
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Thanks. I'm a bit anxious. Just showered with anti-bacterial soap and off to bed for my last sleep with my 58 year old hip joint. I have my fasting instructions, need to shower again mid morning and hospital admission is at 1.00 pm AEST. In less than 24 hours I'll be a little bit less of me and probably not feeling very good. I'm being told I won't regret it and I really hope that's the case having been in constant pain for a while now.
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I hope your only problem out of it is making an alarming racket every time you go through airport security :) use the rest time to create a dish called Chicken Thightanium ;)
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Good luck with your operation Livo :)
cheers Chewy
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Hope it goes well livo.
regards
Steve
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Good luck Livo
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Good Luck Livo,
I hope to see you back here very soon, "Better, stronger, faster" ;)
BAJ
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I made it. Probably just under 3 hours I think. I've seen the xray and it looks a bit different to the ones I brought in with me. The spinal block and other stuff kept me pain free but legless for a few hours but that has now worn off. Now the physio, exercise and recovery begin. Not too much pain yet but I believe day 2 is usually the worst.
Anyway, I'm ok. Thanks for your kind words of support. ;)
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Well done, Livo. Now onwards and upwards.
** Phil.
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YAY, glad it went well, hopefully that paint won't arrive, as Phil said onward and upward, or maybe Upward and then Onward lol
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Yeah, good to see you on the mend, just think how fast you'll be whizzing round the kitchen, ain't that an incentive :) :) :)
Regards pap rika
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Well done Sir!
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Welcome back fella,
Take it easy but keep moving. I knew you would be ok... there was just no way you wouldn't be ;D
BAJ
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Get well soon Mate,
London.
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Nice One Livo, good to here ;)
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Thanks. Your thoughts and we'll wishes are very meaningful to me. :D
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Good luck Livo, hope they have bolted the wheels on straight.
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Hope you're back up on your feet soon Livo. (which I'm sure you will be) 8) 8)
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Glad it went well! You'll be skiting around the kitchen on a hoverboard in no time lol! :)
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Hope you
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Hope you
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Just as a matter of interest, my wife had been having knee problems for a year or so - so went private to see specialist after usual NHS fob offs with arthritis comments. Guy x rayed her knee - steroid injection which helped for 3 months - but comment was - new knee sooner or later due to wear and tear bone 0n bone pain - which she dreaded having only ever been laid up once - triple heart by-pass.
Our youngest daughter ( degree prescriber nurse) commented she'd had good reports from a gym fitness teacher who had a similar problem - but opted for private cell regeneration treatment - a German pioneered system - not widely available in UK - but possible. Had the treatment and was back doing gym classes after 6 months. Our daughter spoke to the co. - based in Stamford Lincs and we decided it sounded real enough to give it a go. Cost was
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Interesting Ghoulie, i will pass the info on to my son in law who has football related knee probs, cheers.
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Passed on to two elderly lady friends (one of whom lives in Camberley); both have expressed considerable interest.
** Phil.
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Must confess guys I was sceptical at first and read up on it - finding of course a quackery jibe from a UK surgeon as one negative - but then he would wouldn't he - affects his 'trade'. A lot of positive reports from many people who have been treated - but note whilst the succcess rate is given as fairly high - not 100%. For the relatively low cost involved - versus the alternative surgery option with pain / recovery time - and with knees restricted use - i.e you cannot kneel down again ! - well worth a shot. Stamford clinic negotiating with football league teams apparently as part of their private health insurance scheme for players
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Just learned there is a 3rd uk clinic for mbst at Potters Bar. Son in law is trying the Camberleg one cor hip problem and tells his treatment will be at home (Sunbury on Thames) using a portable machine
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Son in law just completed his home use of mbst machine and already feels less pain in hip when in bed
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The effects are gradual over a period of 3 to 10 weeks as the cells regenerate in the affected joints.
It's good to hear about anyone getting better but can MBST therapy really lead to cell regeneration? One surgeon didn't think so and he complained to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) about another company offering MBST,. The judgment was as follows. The ASA "told Cell Regeneration Ltd to avoid making claims that MBST could treat or cure conditions in the absence of suitable evidence and to not falsely claim that the treatment could cure disease",
For further information, see here:
https://www.asa.org.uk/rulings/cell-regeneration-ltd-a14-267134.html
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I saw a programme last week on a japanese Surgeon who has been working with stem cell technology for some time and he appears to be very successful using DNA from the patients spine to inject into the knee to repair cartilage.
In my opinion the Medical Profession do not communicate as well as say the aircraft industry ie mistakes, progress, and innovation.
Noel Fitzpatrick (supervet) said he wishes Surgeons would come and talk to him as he feels they could learn from the stuff he is doing and vice versa.
Historically pioneering medical practitioners has often been snubbed and held back by Dinasoars not wishing to move on.
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I saw a programme last week on a japanese Surgeon who has been working with stem cell technology for some time and he appears to be very successful using DNA from the patients spine to inject into the knee to repair cartilage.
That sounds more likely to repair cartilage than MBST. Was it a TV programme? If so, what was it called and on which channel?
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Sorry George, i can't recall, i think it was part of a news/docu programme.
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My wifes follow up meeting at mbst stamford Lincs showed a 50% improvement in knee joint flexing distance. Pain has gone - particularly in bed and walking. She no longer complains about her knee at all. I would consider the experience has been a positive one & beneficial - especially when you consider what is involved with the alternative of knee surgery, pain, limitations of use & longevity of the actual new knee as a part. Meetin s-in- law next weekend - will be interested in his experience comments