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Tbibia fracture
I broke my tibia and fibula on 10th June 2019, had to be operated on and a titanium rod was inserted for proper healing, And the doctors said that i would be start walk after 6 week.
Now, 6 week are complete from the operation date and with doctor's advise i start to walk from day before yesterday with the help of walker but my knee is paining after from today morning.
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Yes it is very common to have anterior knee pain.not to worry continue physiotherapy. If troubleshooting then discuss with your surgeon
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Dr. Rahul Sharma
Orthopedist
15 yrs exp
Delhi
Anterior knee pain is common after tibia nail. Continue with Physio as advised by your doctor . Need not worry as you just started walking . So you might have this pain for few days and then it will subside gradually.
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Dr. Sunny Chopra
Orthopedist
15 yrs exp
Delhi
Thanks for asking the question.
1. you start knee physiotherapy
2. Tab calcium
3. Tab vit d
4. Send me the xray
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