After curing Yao Ming s foot, is there any plan now?

On November 12, Beijing time, the Rockets officially announced the results of Yao Ming's injury examination, confirming that he did have a mild sprain in his left ankle, and Yao Ming will also be out of action for at least a week.

Yao Ming's MRI (MRI) examination in Indianapolis immediately after the game showed that there was no structural damage to his ankle, which means that his injury is not serious and does not hurt the location where he had previous surgery. The Rockets chose to let Yao Ming rest for a week, more for the sake of insurance, after all, the big man's ankle has been devastated and cannot afford to miss the slightest.

Chinese Basketball: Yao Ming's foot injury, which was hastily done when he was in China, finally broke out.

Last week, Yao Ming underwent a CT scan of his injury, which showed that he had no slight bone crack in his left ankle. Instead of healing, the bone crack extended. Tom Clanton, a Rockets doctor, said that Yao Ming was shocked by the results of his foot bone scan, because his injury was no longer painful, he thought he had recovered, and began to prepare for the **** to prepare for his comeback.

** Undecided, Career Termination at Worst "Injuries could cause him to miss all of next season's games and even threaten his career. "Now we're working on an agreed-upon plan." Let's see which option will allow Yao Ming to return to the court sooner, or which option will allow Yao Ming to avoid unnecessary additional surgery.

Next, the doctor will re-examine Yao's injured foot to determine if it is due to a lack of blood supply, which is causing slow healing. Clanton said it should take longer to recover from the injury this time, and suggested that Yao Ming could try to fix the fracture again in the hope that the sutures would heal on their own. The Houston Chronicle said that if the surgery were performed, doctors would implant steel spikes in Mr. Yao's foot again to fix the bones in his foot.

This would be a scenario that we would try to avoid, but depending on the CT scan and the specific situation, it is also a practical option. "The situation now is that we have no reason to be blindly optimistic about Yao Ming's foot injury. ”

According to the Houston Chronicle, just yesterday, Yao Ming said that his goal is to return in the home game against the Pistons on December 8, but Rockets coach Adelman said today that the Rockets will take a cautious approach to Yao Ming's return, and the team has not yet set a timetable for his return.

I'm planning to come back against the Pistons," Yao Ming said yesterday, "and today I took part in shooting drills, practiced jump shots, and ran a bit. It's the first time they've made me do that, it's a bit slow, but it's getting better every day. ”

Yao Ming said that he hopes to help the Rockets as soon as he returns, "It's not summer," he said, "Now the season is going on, and I need to help the team as soon as I come back, I have to be ready." ”

On Thursday local time, Yao Ming did only a small amount of training, and he claimed that his left ankle had not healed, but had recovered to nearly 100%.

The key question is, will he feel pain in his ankle as he spends more time on the pitch and does more and more? "That's something I'm concerned about, let's wait and see." ”

Although Yao Ming said that he plans to return in the game against the Pistons, Ah Shuai claimed that he and Yao Ming have not discussed a specific date for the return of the giants. The team's current plan is for Yao to increase his training volume while the Rockets travel on the road this weekend, and by next week, he may start to resume full training.

Next week, he'll get his chance," says A-Shuai, "and they'll do a lot of things for him over the weekend, and then next week, we'll have the chance to see him train in full." ”

Yao Ming has been recovering from his injuries since Nov. 11. Before the injury, Yao Ming's playing time was limited to less than 24 minutes, and he could not play back-to-back. Ah Shuai said that when Yao Ming returns, his playing time will still be very likely to be limited.

Yao Ming said he was experiencing some areas of weakness in his ankle, but he didn't feel any pain. "I can't say my ankle is back to 100 per cent, but it's close. Yao Ming said.

Now that he has almost recovered, No. 8 is back against the Pistons, which is also the first time Maddie has faced his old club since the trade, and it is recommended that you watch this game, it should be interesting!

It's almost there, and I'll be playing in two weeks.

It's already good. Of course, there are still some problems compared to before.

According to the Rocket team doctor, Yao Ming's left ankle bone crack is a strain fracture, his ankle stress fracture is not caused by a special event, stress fracture is a kind of bone injury caused by overuse, when the muscles are overused and fatigued, can not absorb the shock caused by repeated collisions in time, and conduct stress to the bones, which can cause small bone cracks or fractures.

It can basically be summed up by "overwork and illness" Yao Ming's injury this time, it can only be said that the team used Yao Ming too fiercely, and he has always been the player who has played the longest time in the team, and Yao Ming has been requisitioned by the national team to play games in the summer, and he has never rested at all. This led to this injury.

The Rockets team doctor also said that Yao Ming's injury will take 3-4 months, and as for when he will be able to return to the game, the team doctor said that it will depend on everyone's recovery, "This is an injury that can be **, fortunately, we found it early in time." According to his reasoning, Yao Ming should be able to make it to the Olympics in five months' time. However, if Yao Ming can't guarantee a certain amount of competition and training in the early stage, his state in the Olympics will also be greatly affected.

Because he's so big, he's afraid of hurting people with force, and he knows how to be polite, so he uses softness to control rigidity.