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Bipolar ortho surgery
My mother in law 62 yrs old had gone through bipolar ortho surgery. I just want to know when will she can walk and do her daily routine activities.
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Normally patient is made to walk the next day of surgery with the help of a walker
However, send me a X-ray pre-op and post-op
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Kindly send the Xray and make a video call
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Depending on the bone quality n fixation weight bearing depends but mostly we can make her walk very next day of surgery .
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Dr. Sam Supreeth
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Pune
Hello
Usually after bipolar hemiarthroplasty patient is made to walk within 2-3 days.
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Kindly provide x ray for more appropriate advice
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