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Closed tibia leg fracture

2015-09-15 10:52:11
Its 4 weeks & 2 days postsurgery Intramedullary Nail insertion (closed reduction).Taken x ray after 4 weeks. Doctor told good improvement bear wt. 50%. After 15 days you can walk on ur own legs. But i think i can bear wt. Up to 30% & low pain sometimes.pls. tell me how can i exercise & when i will walk indipendantly ?
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your orthopedic surgeon has assesed you clinical and radiological , has advised right , I feel that's right better go for fallow up he will suggest

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