After internal fixation of tibia fracture, it usually takes about 2 to 3 months to walk.
After internal fixation of tibia fracture, the wound should be changed regularly to prevent infection, usually the wound can be healed in 1~2 weeks, after 2 weeks, the hematoma of the fracture end will be mechanized to form a fibrous connection, and the fracture end will be formed into a bone scab under the action of osteoclasts in about 2~3 months, so that the bone healing is achieved, and you can gradually start to go down to the ground to do activities at this time.
Rehabilitation exercises should be started as soon as possible after the surgery with the doctor’s permission to promote the recovery of local limb motor function. Nutrition should be strengthened, and more milk, eggs, lean meat, beans and other high-protein foods should be consumed to provide nutrients for bone healing. Regular medical checkups, X-ray, CT and other examinations are needed to clarify the growth of the bone scab.
After internal fixation of tibia fracture, you need to go to the doctor for regular checkups. Usually, you can go down to the ground about 2 to 3 months after the operation, the exact time varies from person to person, please consult the doctor in charge of the operation to determine the detailed time when you can walk. Please consult the surgeon to determine when you can walk. If you experience any discomfort, you should consult a doctor in time.