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Proximal tibial condyle fracture
Hello Doctor, I had a bike accident and fractured left knee tibia approx 50 days ago. Then my doctor put a cylinder cast as the fracture was non displaced. Cast removal done after 1 month and start the phisiotherapy. Then after 45 days doctor allow me to walk with the support of knee immobilizer and crutch. And after 50 days i am still walking for very short time with crutches. Now my question is how many days after i can walk without knee immobilizer and crutches as i have to join my office. Also when i practice walking that time i feel the leg is little weighty. One more question when i will get the full knee range of motion. Now i can sit in chair but still not full range of motion in knee. Attached my x-ray reports. Kindly tell me how is the bone fracture healing and after how many days i can join office as i have to go with public transport. Thanks in advance.
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Consult me search browse on goggle practo website Dr Rajinder sharma senior Orthopaedic neurospine joint Replace surgeon ,42 years expertise chandigarh health Department Govt Multispeciality Hospital retired Chandigarh(U.T)
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You can full weight bear with 10weeks mostly after checking in xray Regarding knee bending - you can now go for full ROM with physiotherapy
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Union of fracture is there. you can start physiotherapy knee range of movements and start walking
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Use knee brace while walking and travelling.. you can join office now
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