Which doctor told me that I am 16 and I have a fracture of the right anterior fibular microcephalic

Hello! Can you walk now? Is it swollen? Does it hurt?

After the fracture, it cannot be accurately said how many times to walk on the ground, and how long it takes to walk on the ground is determined by the broken end of the fracture, that is, the number of callus growing at the fracture of the bone.

The speed of callus growth cannot be said how long and how long the callus grows, which is not accurate. If there is no callus formation at the broken end of the fracture, no matter how long the fracture lasts, you can't exercise walking. After a long time of fracture, there will be a little sequelae.

The growth of callus does not depend on a single home cultivation, taking some supplements, nor can it rely solely on time to determine how much a broken callus can grow, some patients can grow callus in a few weeks, and feel that the patient is strong and can move. Some patients do not grow callus for months or years, or the callus grows very little and cannot be forced. If there is a plump callus fracture, it will heal and you can resume normal walking.

We highly recommend that patients use effective traditional Chinese medicine to cooperate with ** fracture after fracture reduction and fixation, so that Chinese medicine can be effectively used in the affected area, targeted ** fracture, quickly reduce the patient's pain, reduce swelling and relieve pain, promote blood circulation and disperse stasis quickly, grow bone callus quickly, and let the patient's fracture be early**!

Good luck soon**!

Simple fibular head fracture if there is no nerve damage, the problem is not big, you are now in a cast for 11 days, and in another 20 days you can remove the cast, and move off the ground properly, as for going to work, if you work in a sitting position, it is also possible. There is no need for infusion, and it is okay to take some blood-invigorating medicine.

Generally, it takes about 2-3 weeks for granulation tissue to preliminarily connect the fractured ends, and the formation of the original callus generally takes about 4 to 8 weeks. You don't have a tibial fracture but a simple fibula fracture, you should be able to go to work in about 4 weeks, just be careful. There is a common peroneal nerve passing under the small head of the fibula, you don't have the common peroneal nerve injury, can the big toe be upturned, if it can't be upturned, there is a common peroneal nerve injury, and you need to take some medicine to nourish the nerve.

In fact, it is better to ask the doctor during the follow-up.

A month to a month and a half. It is best not to walk on the ground before removing the cast, which can easily lead to sequelae such as traumatic arthritis, although it is not painful now, it is necessary to take a film to confirm that the bone has grown before going to the ground.

3 months minimum.

It can be re-examined in half a month.

The cast can be removed in 4 to 6 weeks.

Appropriate functional exercises can be done at the moment.

However, if the fibular head is fractured, be careful to damage the common peroneal nerve, such as whether there is numbness or miasma in the lower limbs.

It is said that it takes 100 days to break the muscles and bones.

But you don't seem to be very serious, and there should be no problem in half a month, hehe.

Good luck.

Even if you're not in pain, you can't go to work.

Because the bones don't grow, you will make the bones crooked if you exert yourself!

But don't lie down all the time, your muscles will atrophy.

A small amount of activity is OK

After 50 days, you will be able to walk about 1 kilometer.

At least 3 months, haven't you heard about 100 days?

Be careful in the future.

Generally, after one year of fracture, the internal fixation is taken out like this, and the functional exercise is slowly restored, little by little, and strive to recover to the greatest extent.

It takes a long time for a large long bone fracture to recover functionally, about three years to be basically normal, and it is basically difficult to return to normal anatomical position.

Fibular cephalic fracture does not have to be operated, whether the operation depends on the specific situation of the fracture, if there is only a fracture line and no bone displacement, conservative ** can be.

Simple fibular fractures do not require surgery, and conservative ** is sufficient. The fibula is usually a spare bone for bone grafting by surgeons. Judging from the current situation that you can still walk, your fracture is basically not separated from the fold end, so as long as you pay attention to nutrition, menstrual flow, and exercise, callus will generally appear in about 30 days.

I believe that you must not be too old, and do not accept a senseless knife.

Do you have a fracture of the fibula at the end of your ankle?

I had a fractured fibula at the end of my ankle, and it was still a little displaced, and the doctor in the township said that it was not good to eat, and said that it was estimated that I would need surgery. Later, when the district hospital saw it, the doctor did not say that he wanted to have surgery, and directly put on a plaster. It's been 20 days now, and I can step on the ground with my feet, but I can't squat down yet.

Part of the weight of the fibula head support was transferred to the ankle joint due to the fracture, and the fracture was accompanied by blood stasis, and the sagging part of the body was easy to accumulate, of course, it would be red and swollen after walking.

Stop-and-go, and elevate the affected limb in time to avoid edema.

Hello! According to your condition, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a follow-up X-ray, according to the results of the examination, if the fracture is healed, you can walk, for safety reasons, first half weight-bearing, and then full weight-bearing. Thank you!