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Sir on 30 December 2016 i got injured.had multiple fractures in left hand and left leg...my bones are still healing..and my weight increased almost 25kg ( now 99kg)..sir should i start strengthening exercises for my leg and hand..if yes, then please prescribe what to do and how to do...thanks
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Avoid sitting Cross legged. Contrast Fomentation (Hot and Cold). Quadriceps strengthening exercises-
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You can start walk and ball exercise
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If you are allowed to walk with full weight bearing ie. With walking stick or without it, you can start with walking, static cycling, swimming and strengthening exercise with light resistance band. The duration of exercises would be as per your stamina. Start slowly and then gradually increase. Avoid jumping, jogging or high impact exercises. Include them when you have enough strength in your bones which your orthopedic will tell you later. Avoid or take rest or reduce the exercises if any exercise increases your pain Thanks.
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Yes you can. But accessing the strength and exercising consult a physiotherapist and only under monitoring right now. Thanks
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