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Foot drop issue

2019-03-22 07:15:21
I got tendon tranfer surgery 2 months completed, but still i am unable to move foot up and down, feeling like 30% recovered, What shold I do for 100% recovering. Please suggest for resolveing  my problem...
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If there is no nerve injury then its just a matter of time which nerves take to refunction So continue with the Physiotherapy and nerve stimulations which I hope ur doc might have adviced u It takes minimum of 3-9 months for drastic improvement Don’t worry

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Kindly consult the surgeon who operated on you.

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Continue physiotherapy, u will get improved.

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