For what it's worth, Napear says surgery isn't even on the table right now. Before surgery, doctor would try electromagnetic therapy which would sideline Tyreke for 2-3 weeks.
What???? Never heard of this procedure might which mean very little. I must admit. Innovative ideas sometimes work and medicine is full of them assuming a bonafied medical type person is doing this and not a voodoo doctor from New Orleans. Sounds safer than other things I have heard of. FAR safer. In fact, it sounds like a miracle. Just ask anyone who has had plantar fasciitis and they'll wonder why they didn't get this miracle cure. I would like to ask Dr. Napear how he could only be out 2-3 weeks and why haven't they done this before? My goodness, I already feel uncomfortable enough offering opinions on this subject but my credentials are better than Grant's. I very much question Grant's opinion BEFORE the trip to the specialist.
I think I'll wait for someone else to tell us what is going on. Maybe a sacrificed chicken
would work.
Addendum: Something else I found
Evans in danger of shutting it down?
Kings radio reporter Sean Cunningham believes that Tyreke Evans (foot) may be out for an "extended period" after the break.
Note that Cunningham isn't reporting here -- this is simply his educated guess. Still, the signs surrounding Evans are not good. The plantar fasciitis in his foot is not improving and he's slated to re-visit his specialist in L.A. on Monday. Owners should have real concern here.
Feb 17, 3:24:00 PM
I had to come back and indent the quote as the last paragraph looked like I wrote it. This is getting better. Read on as I looked uo electromagnetic thereapy.
Rife machine
Also called frequency therapy, frequency generator, and Rife frequency generator, the Rife machine is used to direct electrical impulses at the feet to break up the supposed accumulated deposits of toxins at nerve endings. During treatment, the patient places his or her feet in a plastic box attached to the Rife unit.
If there is a way of removing inflammed scar tissue and that's what this does, as best I can tell, that would be great. Going back to what seemed to be the unconventional treatment of a teenagers's knee treated with microfracture surgery (Spencer Hawes) I guess the earlier the better. Let's just do it right and hope that the losing record that comes with it is understood by the fans. A cure would give us the old Tyreke back and remove questions about whether problems with his game are due to injury or inexperience.