Tibial plateau fracture

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Hello doctor...am 30 yrs female..India.. I had Tpf and operated with a plate and screws...now its 1 year after my surgery...Is it okay to climb stairs to my house which is at 3rd floor...please clear me

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Dr. Bharath Raj .R Orthopedist 16 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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If the fracture has healed completely..you can go ahead and do sports

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