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Feeling rod post surgery

2025-04-02 15:23:32
After 2 months of both legs tibia surgery as per surgeon advice I started toe touch weight bearing but I now feel the rod in my leg below knee while standing or walking. Earlier I also had this feeling but now I feel more. Is this normal
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Share your post op x ray and also get a new x ray now and send it

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