- Male
- 18 Years
- 29/01/2025
I accidentally took some medicine meant for acidity issues, but I realized afterward that it expired about three years ago. Should I be worried about any side effects or problems because of this?
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Microfacture Surgery and Height Increase*
- Microfacture surgery: This procedure is typically used to repair cartilage defects, not to increase height.
- Shin bone (tibia) lengthening: This is a separate surgical procedure, often performed using external fixation devices or internal lengthening nails.
- Height increase: The amount of height increase achievable through surgery varies depending on individual factors, such as bone health, age, and overall health.
Timeline for 1 cm Height Increase
The timeline for a 1 cm height increase through surgery can vary significantly. Here are some general guidelines:
- Pre-surgical preparation: 1-3 months
- Surgery and initial recovery: 2-6 months
- Lengthening process: 2-6 months (depending on the method used)
- Consolidation and rehabilitation: 6-12 months
Please note that these timeframes are approximate and can vary depending on individual circumstances.
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