1. Home
  2. Consult with a doctor
  3. Bone and Muscle

  4. Post tibial shaft surgery. Any support?

Post tibial shaft surgery

2024-03-22 11:24:36
It has been 12 weeks since my surgery. My tibia was broken and the surgeon operated and fixed it with nails and a rod. Can I go upstairs? Is it okay to walk normally without any support?
76 Views

Answers (3)

Consult Now
You needto show xray first . If the healing changes seen then you can start walking withsupport and upstairs also.
Next Steps
do xray first

Answered2024-03-22 11:38:56

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Yes u can walk without support. Have to see the xray once to confirm.

Answered2024-03-23 08:27:06

YESNO

Was this answer useful

If good reduction and fixation, then you can do every normal activities.. In your case, you have not share xray.. without seeing current condition, openion can not given

Answered2024-03-22 12:31:05

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Articles you may like

Jaw Surgeries for a Proportional Face

Dr.N Srinivas

It may take more than a new smile to help you look your very best.Having a great smile is undoubtedly an asset, regardle ... Read more

Breast Cancer Surgery

Dr.Hemant Goyal

Many women in india suffering from breast cancer could not afford or avail the 3D digital mammogram with Tomosynthesis a ... Read more

Do I Have Appendicitis? Do I Need Surgery?

Dr.Maruthesh Gowda

First thing we need to understand is that appendicitis is an surgical emergency. When treated appropriately complication ... Read more

7 Activities to Focus on After Gastric Bypass Surgery

Dr.Neelam Nath Bhatia

Let us be wishful that the surgery was successful ,done at best center under the care of best team of surgeons,nurses,di ... Read more

Vaginoplasty- Post Treatment Care

Dr.Bimla Bansal

Vaginoplasty is the procedure in which vaginal opening is constructed or reconstructed using surgical procedure. One mus ... Read more

How to Prepare for Breast Cancer Surgery?

Dr.Pranjali Gadgil

The days of a wait between biopsy to surgery can be frustrating. Use this time to prepare yourself for the surgery. If y ... Read more

Tell us what's troubling you

Want relief from cold & cough?

Consult Now

Down with fever or flu?

Consult Now

Stomach out of order?

Consult Now

Tired of clinic wait times?

Consult Now

Related Questions

Broken tibia

14967 Views
3months back i got my tibia broken.40 days back i went through a IM nailing surgery.but still my bone mov ...Read More

Tibia broken

13727 Views
My tibia & fibula boan broken in a road accident in 3 June 2017.. I operation my leg with plate & screw I ...Read More

Rod removal surgery

9179 Views
I have a rod in my left leg (tibia fracture) and I want to it removed as it causes pain in my leg sometim ...Read More

Post Surgery ACL

5367 Views
Its been 4 months post OP, I can walk normal, climb upstairs(sometime sudden pain on knee side), Can't wa ...Read More

Broken tibia and fibula

4425 Views
I broken my tibia and fibula i was inserted a titanium rodd in tibia and plate in fibula after removing r ...Read More

Proxible tibia surgery

34 Views
3 months ago I had proxible tibia surgery now doctor said u can put 100 percent weight ... I am walking ...Read More

About Surgery

47 Views
My grandfather fell from the roof. His spine is fractured, and both his arm and leg are also broken. He h ...Read More

Knee pain post surgery

68 Views
My father,53, had meniscus surgery done last year in may. now he has knee pain again and difficulty in wa ...Read More

Post acl and meniscus surgery

141 Views
I am 6 months post ACL and still cannot get full extension. The MRI shows a medial meniscus tear. Do you ...Read More

Tibia nailing surgery - 50 days post OP

95 Views
Hlo, I've attached a xray taken today... 50 days post op.. all these days i did not weight bear... Now dr ...Read More
Disclaimer : The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.