Fibula Head Fracture healing in Xray
Sir I have posted xray of fibula head fracture for date of injury and 2 weeks after date of injury using hinged braces. Is the fracture healing?
Sir I have posted xray of fibula head fracture for date of injury and 2 weeks after date of injury using hinged braces. Is the fracture healing?
I have been experiencing a persistent cracking sound in my knees whenever I bend them deeply or sit with my legs crossed, and this issue has gradually become more noticeable over time. Recently I also noticed similar sounds beginning in my shoulder, which has made me more concerned about what might be causing these sensations. Although the cracking is not always accompanied by pain, there are moments when my knees feel uncomfortable and even slightly painful after repeated movement or extended periods of sitting or standing, which affects my daily routine and makes me more cautious about my movements overall.
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I have a fracture on the Fibula head due to fall from bike 2 weeks ago. The doctor didn't apply any cast/plaster but advised to use hinged braces. Only cycling, sitting crossed legs, stairs up down is restricted by the doctor. But I'm walking minimally(Partial weight on the fractured leg) and time of the time sitting keeping my leg straight. Pain and swelling reduced. But stiffness around the knee and pain during flexion of the knee. Should it heal without cast/plaster and how many days would it take to walk normally?
Mri shows no anterolisthesis but after x ray dactor told I have mild lesthesis any suggestions from the gods .. Please help I'm very depressed
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