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  Thursday, 31 January 2019
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I had lateral malicious fibula fracture on 14 Dec 2018, I leg was put in short cast locking my ankle movement for duration of 6 weeks.
On completion of 6 weeks had fresh x-ray and clinical inspection done. Clinically I did not have any pain at the site of fracture also I was able to move and stretch my ankle in all directions. However, x-ray does not show sign of union please guide the best course forward to ensure proper recovery in timely manner.
Friday, 25 December 2020 05:13
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The situation is not simple. You can not make any loads on the fracture site. Be sure to use ointments that promote healing and recovery. Also, calcium D3 will help strengthen your bones. All this can be ordered from Canadian Pharmacy. And perhaps the procedures your doctor should prescribe to you.
manhnv102 updated the category from Ankle Anatomy to Hip, Knee & Leg Support — 2 months ago
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