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Tiba and Fibula fracture

2017-10-25 08:13:15
Hello Doctor, I had an open fracture and underwent surgery with IM nail. I have attached the x-ray as on 10th week. Pls clarify 1. Is it healing normally? 2. How long it takes to walk independly 3. Can I climb steps 4. Is there any risk bcz of open fracture. Pls suggest. I am panic since it's taking more time. It's 12th week after surgery
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Open tibial fracture may take healing time of 3-6 month, on x ray healing visible after that, if you are clinically comfortable start weight bearing and mobilization as per your doctor advice.

Answered2017-10-29 11:06:19

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