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Intertrochanteric fracture
Before 7 weeks my intertrochanteric fracture surgery was done i can bend my leg 140 degree approx after 7 weeks this is my latest xray please suggest can i do full weight is xray is good
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Yes you can start protected full weight bearing with walker support Kindly follow your orthopedist instructions as he is the one who can guide u the best at this stage
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Well done job. Kindly follow the advice of the surgeon who operated.
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X ray looks good..You can definitely start full weight bearing and walking without support in my opinion as fixation and fracture healing looks good. But consult your orthopedic before starting it
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If pain free on weight bearing, can start full weight bearing
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be cautious about any falls . Use a stick if necessary for a while
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Well the surgery looks pretty good and fracture is healing too. In my practice I will start with partial weight bearing at this stage (toe touch walking with walker) and full weight bearing at 12-18 weeks based on fracture union on X-ray
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Should consult and discuss your recovery plan and timelines with your surgeon. Getting a Physio at home will be a good option.
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Healthy protein rich diet Quad strengthening exercises Be watchful while walking
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