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Right leg fracture at tibia and fibula

2017-12-20 15:10:16
I was injured right leg fracture on 25th October at tibia & fibula, how many days to take to recovery it And at accident time my ankle is displaced so after how many days i can walking and I will walk properly my self .pls reply me I am waiting for ur reply
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Fracture takes 1n half month to 2 months to get healed. And by this tym your ankle displacement also be reduced. Do no start exercises on your own.visit a physio near you. They will help u in walking and strengthening your muscles.

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