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Tibia fracture days required to walk

2018-04-27 02:54:58
I have proximal tibia fracture on my both the legs. Surgery is done by keeping 2 plates and nail fixation on both the legs. After how many days I will be able to walk with crutches. Again after how many days I will be able to walk normally. Just say by a normally guess
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Depending upon bone healing and rehabilitation Other wise 6 wk to 3 months

Answered2018-04-27 05:37:39

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Walk by 4-6 weeks as both lower limb are operated. You may be able to walk normally by 3-4 months depending on rehabilitation and union Share xrays.

Answered2018-04-27 05:01:02

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