Dear doctor,
I have ankle fracture and treated with pop 6 weeks and also bone unioned at 12 weeks.
My doctor Started physio at 6 weeks after fracture and I have been doing physio since 8 weeks but my range of ankle motion is 60%(with home exercise told by orthopedician) beyond 60% I am not getting full motion then I consulted physiotherapist and he is doing very aggressive since last 12 days but progresses is very poor.
Dear doctor how much time it takes for full range of motion already 5 months completed after fracture.
Dear doctor 5 months is very long time any chance for full range of motion can I expect.
Inversion not bad good and eversion is also not bad very good.
Plantar flexion 70%
Dorsiflexion is very very poor.
Dear doctor please help.
I haven't attached x ray my doctor told bone is unioned.
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Provide all X ray pictures.
Is there associated swelling and pain also.
Take tab enzomac after breakfast and dinner for one week.
Avoid prolonged standing and walking.
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stop focefull and aggressiv range of motion exercises
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