Food list for broken bone

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After opening plaster form my foot, I can't move my foot & I can't stand. So give me a food chart for recover my leg strength ??? In my location 100 km there was no physiotherapy center.

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Ms. Drashtee Ashwin Bauva (PT)

Physiotherapist 9 yrs exp Mumbai

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eat calcium rich food like milk banana etc. have good amount of protein in your diet to help in the repair process. avoid starchy food

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Dr. Vishwas Virmani (PT)

Physiotherapist 28 yrs exp Noida

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Avoid Squatting- Avoid sitting Cross legged. Contrast Fomentation (Hot and Cold). Quadriceps strengthening exercises-

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Ms. Anuradha Sharma (PT)

Physiotherapist 17 yrs exp Noida

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Hot fermentation twice a day. Gently movement of foot in starting. Put a towel roll under ankle and do dorsi/planter flexon. Ankle rotation. And see on you tube ankle exercise it will help you to easily cover.

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otherwise you can consult online any physiotherapist

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Dr. Niyati Shah (PT) Physiotherapist 14 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Niyati Shah (PT)

Physiotherapist 14 yrs exp Mumbai

First of all, ask your orthopedic doctor if fracture healed properly or not.

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If yes than start with Ankle toe movements in which you have to stretch your ankle on both the side (up and down). stretch your calf muscle using towel. do toe curls. try to hold a pen and nepkin with your toes. try to go on toes n on your heel. in progression, you can walk on your toes and heel. do ankle rotation movements.

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apply ice at painful area followed by any pain reliving gel.

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