Broken Leg - Broke My Tibia And Fibula I Have Insert A Rodd N

Broken leg

Asked for Male, 17 Years

Broke my tibia and fibula I have insert a Rodd n plate that's the reason can I run or play football after my Rodd or plate remove

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Mr. Arun Prakash (PT)

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Yup.. after good rehabilitation u can start play as before .. keep going!!

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Do exercise daily

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