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Fracture of fibular head.

2016-02-28 05:59:07
Right now I'm in 3rd month of recovery from fracture of lateral condyle of tibia and fibula head along with lcl tear.. I had ORIF Screw Fixation.I'm limping a little bit while walking. Can I know if the limping will be there forever or for a while and can I play sports in the coming months and walk normally??
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If the recovery is complete.. You should be able to walk without limp and take part in sports

Answered2016-02-29 03:01:05

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