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Bones Fracture

2018-08-16 02:58:20
I've had a dispaced femur mid shaft fracture at left leg 2 months ago. Internal fixation with titanium rod was done. Can i fold my legs and sit in floor. And can i sleep at my injured leg to left?
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2 months is a good time for fracture to unite but it all depends on your serial x-rays to guide you further. Also, you can discuss this with your primary operating surgeon about it he would be the best person to guide you on this

Answered2018-08-16 05:22:53

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Yes you can. Share x-rays.

Answered2018-08-16 03:09:13

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