Posted by Owen Aaland on May 02, 2015 at 14:51:55 from (216.47.34.37):
In Reply to: OT Metal in your body posted by Banditfarmer on May 01, 2015 at 22:02:38:
I had seven screws, two pins, and a bunch of wire in my left elbow for about six months. The doctor said that was too much hardware to leave in that area so he took it back out. The first thing he said after the second surgery was that my elbow hadn't healed yet and if he had taken an X-ray before the surgery he would not have done it at that time. Not exactly what you want to hear. It took another year before I could begin to user that arm normally. After not using that arm for 18 months it took a while to get it back to normal.
I still have a metal suture in my right knee from surgery to repair torn ligaments. X-ray show it has broken but it doesn't seem to bother. I also have a metal suture in my left shoulder. Also had two pins there from repairing a dislocated shoulder but one of them moved up until it almost broke through the skin so it was removed. The other one moved down until it touched on a nerve if I twisted my body. Happened on a weekend so I moved very gently for a couple of days before that one was also removed.
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