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Hello everyone,

I would like to tell you about my recent quadriceps tendon injury.

I would love to have feebakc if you know of people who have been through this trauma, tips for healing (exercise, supplements, nutrition, chemistry).

Last December 7th, I slipped and my knee bent in the natural direction of the joint, but obviously I unconsciously contracted to catch up and severe pain hit my quadriceps. I felt the quadriceps go up.

After examination, they saw that I had a ruptured quadriceps tendon just above the kneecap, so I had the operation on Monday the 13th.

The tendon has been sutured onto the kneecap.

-Healing, scarring:

So I would like to know what you will advise me to improve the healing of the latter via food and food supplements or chemistry.
I have a month of rest before the rehabilitation, the goal is not to go faster but I want to optimize my recovery because I was shaken by this injury.

-Testimony :

Do you know people around you who have undergone this kind of intervention? Or yourself?

Thanks for all,

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I have news.
In the end I only used a bit of bpc157 and tb500 that I had left after an injury in October. I just followed the protocol given by the surgeon. Rest, do not bend the Leg.

I saw my surgeon in January, 6 weeks after the operation.
Very happy with the result.

I started rehabilitation in February, there is improvement.
I can walk, slowly. Drive a little...

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TBF's picture

Thank you for giving time and good advice that I will follow

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idan707's picture

I ture completely my biceps distal tendon 6 mounts ago.
Few weeks ago i was sent to an mri scan becuse the pain didnt go away.
The mri diagnosis arrive and said i ture again the same tendon.
Honestly i dont know what to do right now.
Go for another surgery or leave it like this and learn to deal with it.
Take care of yourself and just rest rest rest and let the time do its thing.

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I'm sorry for you. You are right, patience is the key. Good luck to you don't hesitate to come and give us news

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drjpg74's picture

I just had surgery to repair my bicep tendon and am using the peptides BPC157 and TB500, it's only been a few weeks so I can't tell you how it's working yet.

Do some research on them and you will find a lot of good anecdotal responses

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Thanks bro

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TBF's picture

Thank you for your participation ... But I think it will not be accessible to me. The. Cost must be high

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TBF's picture

Thanks. I think hgh is sure

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Halsey's picture

Ok, this is just my two cents from past ligaments, tendons and broken bones not including food or supplements.

The key to recovery is blood flow (healing blood) to the affected area. Via, massage and getting your heart rate up and the blood pumping to the affected area.

I know this is not exactly what you asked, but hopefully this might help.

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Thank you for your reply. I have the leg immobilized until January 30 until the opinion of the surgeon. I cannot circulate the blood or bring it back to the target area because I cannot bend my leg. However, I try to move around to promote circulation

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Halsey's picture

There are ways to elevate your heart rate in a full leg cast without using your legs.

Good luck brother!

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Bingo^^^^^, or hard sex or masturbating.

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I cant take my eyes of this! Oh dear lord

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Ah OK, I understand better. Thanks for your help and support I'll see what I can do.

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