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Talus fracture and avascular necrosis
Hello doctor, I had a Hawkins type 2 talus fracture to my talus bone 8 years back and I was operated with surgery by bringing the broken bone together with screws.. It took nearly 1 year for me to able to walk normally again after the fracture and they removed the screws later after 6 months But of late i feel that my bone is getting weaker when ever I climb stairs or do any physical activity other than normal walking.. Couple of years back i met the doctor who did my surgery and he suggested me an ankle fusion if it gets more worser I am curious to know what other options do i have i read there are methods like core decompression to regain the blood supply to talus but if there is arthritis will it work? Thank u
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Post surgery physiotherapy is essential to strengthen the muscles around broken segment of bone being operated. It seems  , no physiotherapy had been taken in the past . Go to some experienced physiotherapist who can actually guide you if in present scenario , physiotherapy helps you or may be helpful after second surgery.
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