I ve had internal fixation for my tibia fracture for a year, but I m still lame when I walk, what sh

Man is a wonderful animal, on the one hand, it is very powerful, because people can do a lot of incredible things, but on the other hand, people are also fragile, because a little collision or fall may make a person fracture, so people should pay attention to protect their own safety, but often walk by the river where there are not wet shoes, people will always accidentally touch where to cause fractures, fractures may have to be operated, for example, a gentleman has a tibial fracture and has been internally fixed for a year, walking is still lame, at this time there are two ways, First, go to the hospital to check whether there is a problem with reduction; The second is whether the ** work is not done properly, which will lead to such a situation.

1. Go to the hospital in time to check whether there is no reduction, resulting in dislocation.

Although this gentleman has had internal fixation for a tibial fracture for a year, everyone's physique is different, and the later exercise methods are different, so it is recommended to go to the hospital to take a **, and then let the doctor see if the bone has not been reduced, resulting in dislocation, so that surgery is needed again to solve this problem.

2. Reflect on whether you have not done your work well in the later stage, resulting in walking or lameness now.

Many people feel that they are okay after this operation, and they don't think about the later ** exercise, and then it leads to the body falling into this root of the disease, and walking with a limp.

Third, another reason may be that the later period is not well protected and injured again, which leads to this phenomenon.

There is also a possibility that the fracture is good after the operation, but due to my own carelessness, strenuous exercise or collision, the fracture is misaligned, and when walking, I naturally use the other side to reduce the pain, if this is the reason, I have to go to the hospital for a good examination, and it is very likely that I need to have another operation to get better.

Insist on going to bed early and waking up early, do morning exercise every day, and have a spirit of perseverance will slowly get better.

You can do some ** exercises, so that you will return to a normal state, and you will not let yourself limp when you walk and make yourself look very comfortable.

In such a situation, you should continue to do recovery exercises, or go to the hospital for a check-up.

Tibia and fibular fractures are one of the slower parts of the body fracture to heal, and the healing time is about three months if the fracture is in the middle and lower third of the tibia, and it may take longer if the crush is severe.

You've had surgery, the fracture has been fixed with a steel plate, and the fracture end has some stability, but this stability can't support the body's weight, let alone walking. The practice of our hospital like you is: use a plaster cast to protect for about a month and a half, and the protection period is not to let the affected limb not move, you can take the initiative to raise the affected limb to make the calf muscles contract and refined.

After the cast is removed, the functional refinement of ankle and knee range of motion is carried out. Subsequently, the column can be moved without weight-bearing on the affected limb, and after two to three months, the radiograph shows that the fracture has been initially healed, and incomplete weight-bearing begins. Do not lose crutches until the fracture line disappears.

In short, the firmness of the tibial fracture plate is limited, and it cannot be weight-bearing prematurely, otherwise it is easy to lose reduction and internal fixation failure.

The leg is a little lame, can walk and work, can take the driver's license, the specific regulations are as follows:

2) Physical condition:

1. Height: The height of those who apply for large buses, tractors, city buses, large trucks, and trolleybuses should be more than 155 cm. Those who apply for medium-sized passenger cars should be more than 150 cm tall;

2. Vision: Those who apply for large buses, tractors, city buses, medium-sized buses, large trucks, trolleybuses or trams should have uncorrected visual acuity or corrected visual acuity above the logarithmic visual acuity chart. Those who apply for other quasi-driving types must have uncorrected visual acuity or corrected visual acuity above the logarithmic eye chart in both eyes.

Those with monocular visual impairment, superior uncorrected visual acuity or corrected visual acuity above the logarithmic visual acuity chart, and a horizontal visual field of 150 degrees, can apply for a motor vehicle driver's license for small cars, small automatic transmission vehicles, low-speed trucks, three-wheeled vehicles, and small automatic transmission passenger vehicles for the disabled;

3. Color discrimination: no red-green color blindness;

4. Hearing: Both ears are 50 cm away from the tuning fork to distinguish the direction of the sound source. Those who have hearing impairment but can meet the above conditions by wearing hearing aids can apply for a motor vehicle driver's license for a small car or a small automatic transmission car;

5. Upper limbs: the thumbs of both hands are sound, the other fingers of each hand must have three fingers, and the limbs and fingers have normal motor function. However, if the distal fingers are mutilated or the left hand has three sound fingers, and the palms of both hands are intact, you can apply for a motor vehicle driver's license for small cars, small automatic transmission vehicles, low-speed trucks, and three-wheeled vehicles;

6. Lower limbs: both lower limbs are sound and have normal motor function, and the unequal length shall not be greater than 5 cm. However, if the left lower limb is missing or has lost motor function, it can apply for a motor vehicle driver's license for a small automatic transmission car;

No problem, you should move on crutches as soon as possible, which is more conducive to the recovery of fractures.

Routine care. 1.Properly immobilize the affected limb in a functional position, elevate the affected limb if necessary to reduce swelling.

2.Patients actively carry out functional exercises, step by step, and persistently, to protect the function of the joints and avoid repeated impact or torsion of the joints.

Diet. Eat foods that are high in protein, calories, rich in vitamins and high in calcium to facilitate the healing of fractures.

Problem analysis: To ensure that the fracture can be restored to function as much as possible, reduction plus necessary fixation is the key. The post-care should also be handled around the waiter.

First of all, after the fracture, we should always check whether the fixation is too loose or too tight, and if it is too loose, we should go to the hospital to find a doctor to tie it tightly, too tight will affect the circulation of blood and dust fluid in the limbs, and we should also go to the hospital to find a doctor to deal with it.

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Generally, you can walk normally until four months after surgery, but this is not certain, it depends on the fracture healing, so it is recommended to have regular reexaminations after fracture surgery to understand the fracture healing, and usually exercise more ankle and knee joints to avoid joint stiffness caused by lack of exercise.