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Old 04-11-2012, 03:27 PM #1
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[What I said was that my surgeon told me that too much movement post surgery will not cause scar tissue to regrow more quickly]

Ah that clears it up - I didn't see that from my readings of the first post.
What I saw was this and that's what I was replying about.
[but scar tissue does NOT cause problems]
probably what others were replying about because they have scar tissue and it causing problems.

So the thread got off due to a misunderstanding of sorts...apples vs oranges ...

[I do find that telling people to restrict their movements post surgery for fear of scar tissue forming is misinformation. ]

You thought the suggestion of limiting movements after surgery was in relation to scar tissue growth.??
If I had noticed a post saying that I would have tried to clarify, I must have missed that one.

I usually suggest gentle ROM movements - but limiting of any quick, fast, jerky moves that may cause a problem.
Like trying to catch a falling cup or dish..
( nothing to do with scar tissue- but just in general- post op advice)




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About Dr talk...
I will say that everyone has their own experiences with various Drs and while some love their Dr, another may have had a bad experience with the same one..
It nothing personal and no Dr is or his office staff is 100% perfect every day..

Mistakes happen.
Morning Everyone,

Thanks Jo*mar, we must be so careful in what is said and how it is said. Everyone's situation is unique as is their opinion, taken from personal experiences. Do not misinterpret these personal opinions as misinformation. This is how a well intentioned post can be misinterpreted without a clear focus in the statement.
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Old 04-11-2012, 06:13 PM #2
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Jo*mar, I'm not about to argue with strangers on the interwebs, but you took a portion of my entire sentence and posted it completely out of context. I have seen lots of chatter here about how you need to take it easy post surgically because scar tissue and adhesions will form if you don't. Scar tissue will grow and cause problems if you sit still in a chair and do nothing for months on end. I did not say that scar tissue wasn't a problem.

Sweeping generalizations are a bad idea overall. I worry that a lot of the people that read and post here haven't sought sound medical advice.
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Old 04-11-2012, 07:47 PM #3
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Taking it easy and sitting still in a chair and doing nothing for months on end are entirely two different things. I have been trolling TOS boards for well over 4 years and I have never read a post here or anywhere about sitting still in a chair to avoid scar tissue or adhesions.
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