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How long after an accident which breaks both your tibia as well as your fibula do people usually walk without ?
My flap hasn't even fully healed yet but I was active up to the accident and not being at work church or the gym is hurting more than my recovering leg
1 Answer
- 1 decade ago
A couple/few months at least, I'm sure. That's something your doctor and/or your physical therapist should have told you. Unfortunately, that's a pretty bad set of injuries, and even after the 6-8 weeks to heal the bones, further work would be needed for the same ease of mobility.
