Panel with adults channels?
Hi!
Since G2G don`t sell panels with adult channels, anyone knows free panels with it?
Hi!
Since G2G don`t sell panels with adult channels, anyone knows free panels with it?
Hello everyone!
I'm 4 and a half weeks post-op and I know it's normal for my foot to be swollen. I've been wearing a walker boot for 2 and a half weeks.
However, there's a situation that's worrying me. Adapting to the walker boot wasn't easy, as it was very tight on my foot. After the first week with the boot (when I removed the dressing protecting the suture) I noticed that part of my foot had a crease that was slightly turned inward (yellow circle in the images). I thought it was due to the tightness of the boot and the swelling of my foot. I started taking the boot off whenever I was relaxing or when I went to sleep (as advised by the physiatrist).
However, at the moment I still have that crease in my foot.
Has anyone else experienced this? Is it normal due to the swelling?
Hello!
I haven't ridden scooters in many years, only bicycles. I'm 50 years old, 1.76m tall and weigh 95kg.
I'm a beginner in the world of two wheels and I'm thinking about buying my first scooter and I'm undecided between these models:
- Voge SR1
Which one should I choose?
Boas!
Vendi uma ações americanas na XTB (em dolares) e tenho uma dúvida em relação à forma de pagamento do imposto sobre as mais valias dessas ações. Tenho o formulário W-8BEN preenchido.
O formulário W-8BEN aplica-se apenas a dividendos ou também às mais valias com venda de ações americanas?
No IRS de 2027 vou pagar 28% sobre as mais valias obtidas com a venda destas ações ou tenho que pagar já à XTB os tais 15% (referentes ao formulário W-8BEN) e depois mais 13% no IRS do próximo ano?
Today, 24 days after the operation, I went to my first physiatry appointment so that the doctor could prescribe the physiotherapy I will have to do.
In fact, recovery methods differ not only from country to country, they even differ from doctor to doctor.
I told him that I had an appointment with the orthopedist who operated on me at 6 weeks post-surgery, and that he told me I could start physiotherapy from that date.
The physiatrist told me that he respected the orthopedist's opinion but that in his opinion I should start physiotherapy sooner. However, he prescribed physiotherapy from the 6th week, so as not to go against the surgeon's opinion.
Anyway, until my 6-week appointment, he advised me as follows: when resting at home, take off the boot and do some exercises with your toes and your foot itself (pushing forward and backward), so that the calf muscle gets some activity and doesn't remain inactive for 6 weeks. He also advised me not to sleep with the walker boot on, so that my leg can "breathe" and the wound can heal better. Since my foot is swollen, she told me to apply ice and keep my foot elevated to reduce the swelling.
Do any of you see yourselves in this recommendation from the physiatrist?
Is it normal for the foot to still be swollen after 3 weeks?
A question for those who have had Achilles tendon surgery:
3 weeks after the operation, is it normal to feel some pain when touching the calves?
I don't feel any pain in the tendon area (where the suture was), but when I touch the calf I feel some pain (the calves are soft, due to muscle loss).
Boa tarde!
Perante duas scooters com caraterísticas muito semelhantes, será melhor optar por uma com rodas de 14" ou por uma com rodas de 12" à frente e 10" atrás?
A altura das scooters difere apenas 3 cm (111,5cm / 108,5cm), e a altura do assento ao chão é a mesma (75cm). Como uma tem 2 rodas de 14" e a outra uma roda de 12" e outra de 10", fiquei confuso.
Sou novato nisto, será a primeira scooter que vou comprar, e ando a analisar todos os prós e os contras.
Obrigado pelas vossas opiniões.
I put on my walker boot yesterday. However, I've been feeling a painful sensation with it. The pain isn't in the tendon, but in my toes.
When my leg is stretched out, on the sofa or in bed, I start to feel pain in my toes... it feels like they swell up and it's incredibly painful. If I'm standing, with crutches, the pain goes away.
It gives me the impression that, in this position, blood circulation isn't reaching my foot.
Could the boot be too tight?
Has anyone else ever experienced this sensation?
I went today to have the stitches and the plaster cast removed.
I had an orthopedic boot put on with 4 "wedges" of 1 cm each. At the moment I only feel a slight pain in my calf muscles. The orthopedist told me to remove one "wedge" every week. He scheduled a new appointment for me in 1 month, remembering that by then I will be using the boot without any wedges.
He didn't mention physiotherapy, so I assume I will only start physiotherapy after 6 weeks.
He told me I can take the boot off to shower and even when resting I can take it off and apply ice.
During the night he told me it was up to me, as some people feel safer sleeping with the boot on, to avoid getting up during the night and forgetting they have to put the boot on.
He didn't tell me how much weight I could put on the boot. He simply told me that I should put my foot on the ground and start walking, taking into account the angle of the boot.
What's your opinion?
Hi!
I read here that those who ruptured the tendon in their right foot can only drive a car after 8 to 12 weeks.
Therefore, and to more easily get to physiotherapy, I'm thinking of buying a 125cc scooter so I can get around starting in the 4th/6th week.
Would that be too risky?
For those who own scooters, how long did it take for them to start commuting on them?
Viva!
Faço cerca de 10km diariamente para ir trabalhar e estou a pensar comprar uma Scooter Elétrica, para aproveitar o "Incentivo pela aquisição de veículos de emissões nulas ano 2026" (que deve sair até junho).
A minha carta é de categoria B e nunca tive nenhuma scooter, apenas dei umas voltas numa alugada.
Li algures que as scooters elétricas não ultrapassam os 40 km/h. É verdade? Não preciso que ande muito, mas 40 Km/h parece-me pouco...
Que Scooter aconselham comprar?
Obrigado.