Today, I published an article titled "Breaking through the Bottom Line Makes Me Angry: This Knee Joint Disease Makes Surgery Really Nonsense Hurts". told a patient with knee joint disease in Xinjiang who had mild symptoms, and the MRI film and the report description were also mild, and found a relationship, but the doctor did not hesitate to say that he would let the operation. It's also so weird.
There are three patients who have commented that the results are not satisfactory after the surgery and the patients regret it.
Here's what they said: The case you mentioned is the same as mine, I had meniscus surgery in February this year, and it was no problem to walk two or three kilometers before the operation, but after the examination, it was said that it was a grade 3 injury, and I had surgery on both legs! I hesitated for a long time to do one leg, and now it has been half a year, and it hurts to walk a few hundred meters! One thing I regret the most is that I have had surgery.
The first indication of surgery is that the pain is severe, where is the meniscus injury so serious, and it is no problem to walk two or three kilometers? In such a situation, it is estimated that he does not say that there is a problem with the knee joint, and outsiders cannot see it at all, so why should he have surgery? Because he said that the MRI showed that it was a third-degree injury, and it was an MRI and he did not look at people, so naturally he should not have surgery and the symptoms would naturally worsen after the operation.
The sequelae of knee surgery are terrible, and what is even more terrible is that he still does it, three today, a drop in the ocean
Fortunately, he hesitated, otherwise he would not have regretted it twice.
Another patient said: regret died, other asymptomatic to go to the hospital to see the operation did not think carefully about it, it has been a year, now all the symptoms are there, it is difficult to stand, walk and squat, and it is difficult to find a doctor again, only prescribe medicine to let physiotherapy not mention the operation, I don't know what to do in the next days.
The sequelae of knee surgery are terrible, and what is even more terrible is that he still does it, three today, a drop in the ocean
Let's see, it's uncomfortable to walk, not to mention the unbearable pain, not to mention the soft jamming, but still let you operate, the operation that shouldn't be operated on is even worse, the results are even worse, there are all that should be, and it's still stuck, you can't squat, and the pain is aggravated.
The third person said: My symptoms are the same as this Xinjiang patient, I have been having surgery for more than five months after listening to the doctor's advice, and I feel worse than before the surgery.
This patient said that it was the same as the patient I was talking about, which meant that the symptoms were not serious, and the MRI description was not serious, so the operation was a bit unknown, and the result was naturally worse than before the operation.
In fact, everyone understands that with me, a nameless ordinary person, my influence is naturally very small, unlike those experts with a dazzling halo of state affairs allowances. But with three such patients in less than a day, it would certainly be a staggering number when looking at China.
What's more critical is that there are still countless patients queuing up for MRI, waiting for surgery on the number of specialists, and a large number of them are scrambling to wait for the pain to come, and the more terrible things I am talking about are the latter ones.
We often say: the past does not forget the teacher of the future, that is to say, it is regrettable that there are bad results, but we must learn from them, we must learn from them, we must sum up experience, and we should not let more people suffer from this torture again. But obviously not, these people who do not take the patient's health as a matter are still tirelessly looking at the MRI instead of the leg, still telling the patient that the joint may need to be replaced without surgery, still persistently operating on the patient, and still happily ignoring the patient's postoperative pain.
The sequelae of knee surgery are terrible, and what is even more terrible is that he still does it, three today, a drop in the ocean
But most patients, like the previous three cases, don't think of looking ahead and backward before surgery, don't think that seeing a doctor is patient-oriented, and don't think that MRI is just a reference. Therefore, countless patients are still moths to the fire, just like Ukraine dismantled its own nuclear bomb.
Given that new patients are still being created, and given that misdiagnosis and mistreatment are still occurring one after another, I can't stop.