i have had a broken feema(upper leg Bone) and a broken knee what u think is worst?
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a>its not feema ,its FEMUR...what the hell were you doing in school.....\nb>i think its the knee because its a joint and balances your weight...also maintains the connection with tibia and fibula...so i guess that's why...can have some sort of walking problem...but better check it with a doctor
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I broke my ankle 3 years ago and it still hurts sometimes. Be careful don't do things that could reinger it. Do not, I repeat Do not\nwalk up hills!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Get well soon!
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after getting knee pain...
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You are so young to be having this problem, but my sister h had her left knee done on Feb 06, and will be having surgery on her right knee on May 30, 06. She is doing wonderful and looking forward to getting her legs back to where she can walk again. Like you , she had to use a wheel chair or not walk at all. Just listen to your doctor, and I will keep you in prayer for fast healing. God Bless You. Just trust in the Lord. He will help you through it.
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(m)\n\nfracture in which the bone is splintered or crushed
245691
That's a tough one, I would say the eye thing. But I guess the worst would be watching your toenail get lifted with the eye that had popped out of the socket, that would suck.
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Well... \nA) severe bruise (any part of the body)\nB) Death? (temple)\nC) broken bones (arm/leg)\nD) Unconsciousness (head)\nOf the four listed above A) would be the most common injury. Otherwise Broken Bones.  The other two are rare occurences.
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Indirectly, I would have to say seeing and hearing both my father and step-father dieing in agony of cancer within one year. That was God awful to experience. I heard them both cry out in misery while suffering through the disease. I watched them both waste away to skin and bone from once being big strong healthy men. \n\nI've lost a lot of friends and family to that horrible disease.
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i broke my arm four years ago and my bf left me\ni broke my arm in front of all my guy friends(including my boy friend)\ncause we were mountain biking and i fell off and slid down the mountain
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My dad's 2nd wife broke hers when she was in a car accident about 10 years ago.  The van she was in rolled and she was lucky that was her only injury!\n\nShe was given a sling and had to take it easy.
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I was in twice for a broken arm.  The first time right after it happened so they could put a pin in it, and the second time to do MORE surgery since the first one didn't work and the bone didn't heal.  All is well now, though!  I also work in a hospital.  Would rather work there than be a patient ANY day!!!
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I guess you have to live with it, I had to walk with a limp for 2 months after a soccer injury, because when I went to see a bone specialist they said there isnt much they could do (because it was just a crack and it was in the end of the femur bone of my thigh)
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he broke his leg pretty badly
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well a fall could do it.... i burised my knee badly when my bike went out from under me. It hurt but it wasnt too bad.\n\nBut please dont hurt yourself
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My surgery was the best thing I have ever done for myself. It's done as outpatient(you leave the hospital that day). I am now able to run and play with my kids, before I got to where I could hardly walk and by the time I would get home from work not only would my knee be swollen but my ankles too. I know that the thought of surgery is scary but trust me the thought of not being able to walk due to the pain is worse. Hope this helps!
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Well, it could be for a number of reasons. Depending on what you had done, it could be just as bad as it was before surgery. I myself have had 4 knee surgeries, 2 on each knee. They did debridement under the kneecaps, removal of torn meniscus, and lateral releases on both. The cartilage under my kneecaps is just as bad as before, because the problem has not been fixed. The debridement was a temporary relief of the damaged cartilage, but the problem is that my knee caps are not tracking right, so there is grinding and rubbing on my leg bones. This is very painful, somedays are worse than others. Also, the scar tissue from surgery causes pain, as well as the muscles that did not recover. I went through a pain management clinic, and they say that after surgery, the problem can be fixed, but the nerves that are used to sending the pain signals become used to doing that. So this is where chronic pain comes in. About the only thing you can do for chronic pain, is learn how to manage it. I take ibuprofen when my knees act up, and I use aspercreme if they get really achy. Other than that, it's either more surgery or learn to live with it. For me, they want to do more invasive surgery that involves breaking and resetting bones with screws to line the kneecaps where they should be, but I'm still not sure if I want to do this, as it might cause more problems than I already have. Well, I hope this helps in some way. I feel your pain. Good luck.
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I was living in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. Met awesome sexy beautiful woman. Was super eager to get together with her. My fly was stuck. I reefed it down then pulled up. Eeeeeeeeeeek! Blood was pulsating out of me. She was freaked(as was I ). No stitches. A superficial wound.It was still awful when they untangled me at the hospital.\nThe worst part was everyone in the building knew what happened.Including her man.\nHer boyfriend broke my nose and shattered my right orbital bone. Which I think was a lot worse, almost.