Tibia and fibula fracture, how long after surgery can I walk on the ground?

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.

Hello! It is recommended to get out of bed after the stitches are removed (about 10 to 14 days), but you can't move with weight, even if you have your own body weight, so you must use crutches! As for when to abandon double crutches and replace them with single crutches (i.e., only crutches on the injured side), it depends on the healing of the bones at the time of filming!

Therefore, it is also very important to have a follow-up examination after discharge. Are you satisfied with this? Thank you!

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How long after a fracture is able to walk on the ground depends on a number of factors, including the location of the fracture, its severity, and the patient's age and health. Typically, the fracture site needs to be immobilized and rested. Only after the fracture has healed can the patient slowly begin to walk.

In general, fractures take 4-12 weeks to heal, depending on each individual. If the fracture is severe and requires surgery**, recovery time may be longer. It is best not to walk on the ground until the fracture has healed, so as not to aggravate the injury.

If you have a fracture, it's best to ask your doctor to determine when you can start walking and resume your normal activities when it's safe to do so. Good luck!

The duration of fracture varies from individual to individual and is related to fracture location, severity, age, and health. In general, most fractures take 4 to 12 weeks to complete**.

During this time, you may need to follow a physical** plan and use assistive devices, such as crutches or foot pads, under the guidance of your doctor, to help you regain your ability to walk. Your doctor may also recommend other steps to speed up the process, such as physical or anti-inflammatory medications. It is important not to walk on the ground too early before the fracture is complete, so as not to delay the process and lead to fractures.

Question 1: How long does it take for a tibial fibula fracture in the right calf to walk on the ground It stands to reason that you should be able to move on the ground at present, but the X-ray examination after your operation for a month and a half shows that the tibia healing situation is not very ideal, and the fibula has basically healed, but because the calf mainly relies on the tibia support, it should not be moved to the ground and continue to recuperate, but it is almost a month since your last bureau brother key examination, it is recommended to recheck the X-ray film again to observe the healing of the tibia, if the fracture healing is good, You can go down and walk. Hope it helps.

Oh Question 2: How long does it take to walk down with a comminuted fracture of the lower tibia and fibula on the left side? Generally speaking, it takes about three months after the fracture to start functional exercises, and the lower limb fracture may be more cautious, first you can try to stand, and then you can try to slowly assist walking with the help of tools, and then you should review it in time**, if everything is normal, of course, there will be changes in time when there are other situations.

51. Limb fracture: 70 days for clavicle fracture; Scapula fracture 60;humeral shaft fracture 90 days; single fracture of ulnar or radial shaft for 90 days; double fracture of the ulna and radius for 120 days; distal radius fracture 90 days; Finger and metacarpal fractures for 70 days; carpal fracture for 130 days; Femoral neck fracture 270 days 365 days; femoral shaft fracture 120 days; 120 days of patellar fracture; tibia and fibula fracture for 120 days; Ankle fracture 120 days.

2. Chest fracture: a rib fracture for 30 days and 40 days; multi-rooted; multiple rib fractures for 90 days; Sternal fracture for 90 days.

3. Spine and pelvic fractures: 120 days for spinal fractures; pelvic stable fracture 90 days 120 days; Pelvic instability fracture 120 days 180 days.

4. Facial fracture: linear fracture of nasal bone for 30 days; Comminuted fracture of the nasal bone requires surgery** for 60 days; Upper and mandibular bones 60 120 days.

Hello, it takes a hundred days for a broken tendon to move the bones, and it takes more than three months for a fracture to recover

Normal walking. Circuit, your situation is now answered in the possibility of doing ** exercises, need crutches. It is recommended that you strengthen your nutrition and eat more foods high in calcium, so that the fracture site grows faster, and you generally do not need to do special examinations, I wish you a speedy recovery!

When the fracture can walk on the ground, it depends on the healing of the callus, if the broken bone is not completely long, it is not recommended to move too early, the broken bone is not healed firmly, and the premature activity on the ground is easy to cause the broken bone to shift or dislocation, and it is necessary to wait until the bone is completely healed before normal weight-bearing activities. If traditional Chinese medicine is used after fracture surgery, the pain can be basically reduced in about 5-7 days of early medication, the swelling can gradually subside, the activity can be slowly carried out in 12-15 days, and the normal walking can be basically resumed in about 30 days. At this time, there will be no pain in moving the affected limb, and the affected limb also has strength, 40 days of film can see that the callus grows well, based on X-rays, if **40 days can not walk on the ground, then it is necessary to consider whether there is a problem with the doctor's level.

After fracture, if you do not use traditional Chinese medicine to promote the rapid growth of callus, and after fixation, you can slowly recover by long-term rest, which is very slow. The fastest 3 months can be basic**, and the slow ones can take 6 months**, but there are some that have not completely healed for a year. How long it takes to heal varies from person to person.

When the broken bones heal and grow well, when can you go to the ground to carry weights. Regardless of the tissue damage, the focus is on using drugs to promote the rapid growth and healing of broken bones, so that they can be quickly**. Instead of long-term rest or diet to promote the growth of callus, relying on rest or diet to help callus growth, recovery is very slow.

Avoid eating carp, rooster, sour bamboo shoots, ginger, high-calcium and high-protein foods before fracture, this is experience, Western medicine should be used with caution, especially hormone-containing drugs should not be used, and it should not be moved too early, so as not to aggravate the injury. I wish you a good day**.

Depending on the actual X-ray, it is best not to move until the callus has grown. so as not to occur in secondary fractures and failure of fixation. Topical applications may be used to accelerate callus growth. In order to avoid the occurrence of nonunion.

Condition analysis: depending on your condition, the lower leg is fractured and the steel plate is fixed. It takes 2-3 months for the clinical healing period of the fracture, and the functional exercise can be strengthened after the clinical healing of the fracture before it can gradually go to the ground. So it will take 4-5 months, and the exact time varies from person to person.

Suggestions: 1. Regular film review, once a month.

2. Cooperate with bone tablets, Panax notoginseng tablets, invigorate blood and relieve pain, relieve tendons 3, strengthen nutrition, reasonable diet, and avoid spicy.

4. After the clinical healing of the fracture, strengthen the functional exercise, gradually bear weight, gradually progress, avoid blind speed, and cooperate with physiotherapy.

If there is swelling, pain, joint stiffness and bending, it can be further applied with traditional Chinese medicine for bone injury to prevent the occurrence of sequelae. There is no pain and swelling, and you can exercise and walk gradually.

It depends on whether the injury is serious or not, the slight fracture is at least 2 to 3 months before it is completely **, and the lower leg is best to be completely ** on the ground.

It is necessary to decide after re-examination of x-rays, early functional exercise can prevent complications, but premature activity will affect fracture healing, and the doctor will want you to explain when you are discharged from the hospital, and it depends on what surgical method you take!! I don't know if I can help you.