Originally Posted by
Gav1
I'm completely shocked. I went to see the surgeon today and he said he can do the surgery tomorrow. I told him that I couldn't do that as I'm moving house over the weekend and can't afford to be laid up over that time. I'm going in next week, so that's pretty quick for the NHS, it'll be just over 2 weeks.
He said he is doing the endo button procedure plus he adds a screw for extra strength. Not sure if that's a good thing or not.
I had a letter from the first hospital I went to, for an appointment near the end of July, so I'm glad I asked on here and got a second opinion.
It's a bit of a pain as I'm still recovering from ACL surgery 7 months later. I've got pain in the joint and they are saying it's due to a Chondral defect. The PT has me doing some pathetic exercises, but squatting and deadlifting seem the only thing to make it feel better.
I'm thinking of getting a safety squat bar, so I can still squat with one arm. What's a good alternative Hamstring exercise instead of deadlifts?
Thanks.