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Left leg problem
I was diagnosed with hemangioma in the left hip joint when i was around 8 years old and was operated for the same. 4-5years after the operation i had a hairline fracture in my ankle. After that i was not proscribed any excercise or physiotherapy.so i gradually developed atrophy in my whole leg i.e. my left leg is weak and have less muscle mass the my right leg and i also have problem walking
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Hi! Hemangioma of the hip joint is quite a rare diagnosis. And at 8 yrs of age, so it is most likely not contributing to present situation. How was the Ankle fracture treated ?! Operated or conservative?! Physiotherapy post operatively includes using the affcted part and doing all range of motion exercises with protected weight bearing till fracture unites. If you think that the difference is gross, start jogging or cycling exercise and continue it for about 6 weeks. If you still feel that difference is quite noticeable, get your NCV and EMG for the afftected side along with quadriceps & hamstring activity charting.
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You need to regain muscle mass with physiotherapy and exercises..
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Hi, consult ortho surgeon. You need physio to regain strength back
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