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2018-05-26 18:15:47
I have a rod in my femur since 6 years. I face little problem while bending my leg, as if something is tearing my flesh near my knee. I am planning on the rod removal. What will be the time after which I can walk with full weight bearing.
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You can walk straight away after surgery but need to avoid sporting activities for 6 weeks.

Answered2018-05-27 05:33:47

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Around 2 weeks.

Answered2018-05-27 01:22:52

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Please consult an orthopedician who will examine you and chart further course if action

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