This will depend on on how the fracture has joined, the status of the joint and whether the fracture has joined in an abnormal position. Best option is to consult an ortho surgeon with a standing xray of the knee joint.
You may send a copy of the xray to bdbaruah[at]orthodoc[dot]in for a second opinion.
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