Why is it forbidden to increase the height of broken bones? What s the harm in it?

Because this surgery is very risky and can be life-threatening, the state has banned it. This surgery can easily cause paralysis of the lower limbs and different leg lengths. This is because this surgery is directly readjusting the bone, first destroying it, and then slowly waiting for it to heal.

Because the method of increasing the height of this broken bone is to break your bones, so that he can grow again and increase your height, the harm of this kind of surgery is that if you have this kind of surgery, you may not be able to hold more than ten kilograms of things in the future, because your bones are very brittle, and if you force it, it may lead to fractures.

Because this method has a high chance of paralysis. It can make your bones loose, your lower limbs weak, and you won't be able to walk for a long time.

Broken bones need to be broken and then filled, and then healed to grow taller. One situation is that you can grow taller if you are good; The other is that you will never be able to stand up. But everyone is unique, and we have to accept our uniqueness.

In fact, the broken bone augmentation is equivalent to a major operation, in which a steel plate is implanted in the leg bone. This is likely to damage the nerves. In the early stage, there were news reports that a man was permanently paralyzed after surgery.

It is forbidden because the increase in broken bones can cause harm to the human body, and there is a high chance that a healthy person will be paralyzed from now on, and the possibility of healing is very small.

The harm caused by the increase of broken bones is very great, so it is prohibited, in fact, it is difficult to recover the bones after the increase in broken bones, and it is easy to break after recovery.

Because "broken bone augmentation" is a traumatic disease technology, there is a high medical risk, if the indications are not strictly grasped, it will damage the health of the people. There are many complications, such as the inability to walk after nerve damage, and there are many people who are left with disabilities.

There is a scientific basis for the increase in the height of broken bones is to break the bones in a specific position, so that in order to repair the bones, a small section of new bone will grow, and then the purpose of increasing the height will be achieved.

Broken bone augmentation surgery is to knock out the leg bone, and then add some artificial bones to the broken place, and after the bone heals, it will naturally increase in height, which is based on science.

The risks of surgery for high bone augmentation are:It can cause crooked bones or poor healing, easily cause infection, and cause nerve damage in the legsThe details are as follows:

1. The pain tolerance of the general person in the height increase surgery is generally low, but the expectation of the perfection of 'growing taller' is often too high, so it is impossible to persist after the operation, and the increase in height will give up halfway, and it may also cause bone crooked or poor healing.

2. Because the multiple steel needles of the 'limb extender' have to penetrate the patient's legs separately, the blood vessels, muscles and nerve tissues of the legs may be damaged if they are not careful; If the steel needle is not properly sterilized, it may cause perforation infection at any time, and even cause osteomyelitis; When the knee joint is stressed during height enhancement surgery, the knee joint may become stiff or even disabled; The elongated part will also leave marks on the **.

3. If the speed of limb extension is too fast, it will damage the nerves and blood vessels of the legs, resulting in paralysis of the nerves and blood supply disorders of the legs.

4. Improper placement of limb extenders may also cause crooked feet or long and short feet.

5. The length ratio after extension is not like that of normal people.

6. If you are not careful during the operation, you will easily cut the nerve and be disabled for life.

The sequelae of increased broken bones are mainly reflected in the following aspects. First of all, because the limb is elongated, the corresponding blood vessels and nerves are not lengthened accordingly, which can cause damage to the nerves and blood vessels. More severe injuries can cause poor blood in the lower limbs**, easy to cause frostbite, or more obvious in winter and necrosis of the lower limbs with ischemia.

When the nerve is elongated, the nerve function decreases, and the contractility of the muscles it innervates decreases accordingly.

If it wasn't a necessary operation, it would be better not to do such an operation, and it would not be worth the risk!