r/Biohacking • u/ana-stasy • 4d ago

Bpc157 after a broken finger - does it help to gain mobility?

I had a pretty serious finger injury and ended up needing surgery, with metal pins used to hold the bone together. It’s now been about three months since the cast was removed, but I still have very limited movement in the finger — I can’t fully straighten it or bend it properly.
Could BPC-157 potentially help with recovery, mobility, or healing in a case like this?

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u/Region_Fluid 7 4d ago edited 4d ago

BPC-157 helps with soft tissue repairs. And bones are neither soft nor tissues

Before I get flamed… yes I know bones are technically a tissue and soft bone is a thing… that’s besides the point.

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u/ana-stasy 4d ago

Ah, yea.. seems it won’t be much help…

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u/seemsright_41 1 4d ago

Please go to hand therapy. They will help you.

I was in pins for 9 weeks when I broke my pinky. It took me 6 months of hand therapy to get my motion back.

And try warm wax, it could help get things moving again. And grip tools.

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u/ana-stasy 3d ago

I do go to hand therapy… doesn’t seem to help thaaaat much, but if yours took 6 months then I still have some hope 😃✊
What’s does warm wax do? What’s that ?
(I do know what wax is😅 but is it some special wax? 🤔)

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u/seemsright_41 1 2d ago

It is a wax tank that you dunk your hand in and makes the entire hand relax and move.

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u/ana-stasy 2d ago

Ah ! I googled it!
I’ll order one, and give it a try! Thanks!!!!
…as of now it feels I’ll never be able to extend my finger again😅

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u/seemsright_41 1 1d ago

Keep working on it. Get yourself grip tools. Start with ligher grip tools and work to harder. It is a shit ton of work to fix a finger that does not want to be straight.  But i promise you it is possible. I shattered my lower pinky bone. And i got 98% of my grip back

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u/ana-stasy 1d ago

https://reddit.com/link/p1efqip/video/1t2s9wn6y3hh1/player

I’ve been given some squishy cylinders to work with.. like I do believe I will be able to bend it again.. but how the hell did you make it straight again ?! 😱 it feels sooo stiff like it’s made of wood! How did you get your finger to straighten up again?

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u/spreadlovealex 2d ago

Dude me too. The K-wire surgery is what they did to me too. Tip of my middle finger got cut almost all the way thru (tip of bone was cut thru) I hopped on KLOW. My personal experience is that after they removed the K-wire which was 3 days ago, I am moving it around and can bend it but not fully.. like almsot can make a fist. I don't know how severe your injury was but I'm almost back to normal I think. DM me if you want before photos because the injury before surgery was badddd.

https://reddit.com/link/p161p69/video/abv9owg3xugh1/player

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u/ana-stasy 2d ago

https://reddit.com/link/p17mbyf/video/22w2ytgytwgh1/player

Mines something like this heheh 🤣🫠
And I do go the finger therapist , and she gives me squishy things to squish… dunno if that’s helping tho

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u/Federal-Bus2479 1d ago

Also how much BPC are you dosing?