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2017-06-22 13:45:20
Great toe Bone was dislocated.surgery done (k wire insertion) Now wire removed and stitches dried/cut. Unable to bend toe & hence problem in walking. Recommended physiotherapy by Dr Gaurav (Apollo spectra)
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Hi this is posted traumatic stiffness,you can do wax therapy for 5days and do mobilize
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do passive stretch exercises for your toe.

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Simple exercises will help you if done regularly Can give yuyva progranbrhatvyiu can do yourself at home

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Agree with all the doctors.

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As your doctor has suggested pls go for Physiotherapy as after surgery we need to do exercise for movement and for proper rehab..

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U will not able to restore ur muscles power n joint range go for physio....
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Do Physiotherapy
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Avoid prolong standing or Waliking

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Go for physiotherapy
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wear shoes or floaters no sleepers
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avoid prolonged standing,be active.

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Yes physiotherapy shall help you. Use hot and cold treatment alternatively. Also you can use wax therapy if the stictches have dried up and healed well. Do range of motion exercises and also for home exercise you can curl a towel with your toes on the towel

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