I have been recuperating at home for more than two years with intramedullary nail leg fractures, but

In your case, it is best to take out the steel nails within the specified time limit, otherwise the steel nails will be in the body, and it will inevitably be ***, and there will be the situation you said.

I feel like you still have to go to the hospital to have a look. First of all, you must have had surgery for a fracture, and then you can't be sure that you are 100% healed now, because you are sour now. There shouldn't be any problem with the bones, because the bones shouldn't be sour when they walk, they should be that kind of powerlessness.

Maybe the muscle was accidentally injured during surgery, right? It's best to go to the hospital for a re-examination, and if you don't go to the hospital, your leg pain may get worse and worse. If you keep doing this for a long time, you may not be able to walk if you talk a little heavier.

So it's best to check it out first.

Because you still don't have normal exercise, because you have been recuperating for more than two years, you don't have normal walking, so if you say that it doesn't hurt, it's just sore, you can exercise for more periods.

If you break a bone now, you will have a nail in the fracture. Some things need to be removed after all the nails are completed, and some of them cannot be removed permanently. There will be a number of orthopedic surgeries, and if it is uncomfortable at all, there is no way.

It should be that you didn't recover well at the beginning, it is best to consult a doctor, there are many good orthopedic surgeons now, you can't be negligent and listen to the doctor, otherwise it will be more troublesome to leave sequelae.

Suddenly there is such a thing, I think you still have to go for a review, go to a regular hospital and call the doctor to show you, bring your **, let the doctor show you, what is going on?

It may also be because you have been exercising too little, so you will feel soreness in your legs now.

I am afraid that such sequelae will be difficult to solve, pay attention to keep warm, do not be blown by the wind, can alleviate it.

It should be that the fracture is not completely sound, and it needs to be strengthened.

Go to a tertiary hospital** to see if you can remove the nail or other methods.

Bear with it. Wait for the fracture to grow and remove the nails.

I saw it a long time ago.,It's about being in a room by the male lead.。

I've been recuperating for more than two years, but do I have sore legs when I walk? How to solve it? Then you have to go home and take care of it.

In your current situation, as long as your fracture is completely healed, you can walk normally, it may be that your own psychological state does not accept it at all.

After femoral shaft fracture, it is easy to cause limited extension of the knee joint, which is caused by stiff adhesions of the quadriceps tendon, which is mainly recovered through functional exercises, and generally has little to do with internal fixations, and if it is a nerve injury, there will be sensory and muscle strength disorders.

Advice: You can go to the orthopedic department of the hospital for a check-up, and nerve damage is relatively easy to diagnose. If there is no nerve damage, it is necessary to strengthen the functional exercise of the knee joint, enhance the muscle strength of the quadriceps muscles, and recover slowly.

Normal phenomenon after surgery After a period of time, if it is not good, put a plaster.

Intramedullary nails should take at least a year.

Also depending on how well your bones are healing.

Your condition is likely to be non-healing or delayed.

Be sure to rest without weight, don't run and jump around without pain.

Otherwise, if the steel plate is broken, it will not be easy to do it.

It also takes some time to recover, and the exercise should be appropriate.

Abnormal. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a follow-up.

Recovery from femoral shaft fractures takes a long time, and there are no more than three months to try not to go to the ground. Normal walking will take half a year to resume. Please take care of your body and don't take work so seriously.

Swelling of the limbs is common and can be restored with exercise. But don't be in a hurry.

I have a comminuted fracture of the middle of the right femoral shaft, 50 days after surgery, I went to a follow-up examination, the doctor did not let me take a film, said that there are some cartilage fibers at most, the current knee joint movement is limited, can bend to 85 degrees, I have practiced walking with the help of instruments, of course, the right leg did not step on the ground, the knee has been swollen, according to the doctor's advice to beat the massage but still not much swelling, I am really worried....

The problem of knee joint swelling and pain alone is not very big, because there is no activity for 75 days, which will inevitably cause some adhesions of the joints. The strength of intramedullary nail fixation is high, and you should be able to exercise with crutches after 2 months, but go to the hospital for re-examination before going to the ground.

Hello, in addition to the swelling I don't know if there are other symptoms, if it is a simple swelling may be the fracture healing time is not enough, caused by early exercise, rest can reduce the swelling, if there are other symptoms such as pain, local redness and swelling, then it is necessary to prevent the possibility of osteomyelitis. It is best to ask a professional doctor of Shengji Orthopedic YY.

The stitches were removed two weeks after the operation, and the lower leg could not walk with weight within one month after discharge, and after one month, normal walking could not be strenuous exercise, and it returned to normal after three months! This is how my doctor diagnosed me, and I was not long after the intramedullary nail was removed from the lower leg fracture

You can go to the ground for about two weeks, but you can't do strenuous activities.

I can basically walk normally in three months!