- female
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
How long does it take to recover from this injury if I choose physiotherapy versus surgery I have my marriage coming up in 30 days and I really want to be back to normal by then which option would get me there faster
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I'm really worried because my lower fibula has been swollen for four days now. I recently broke my tibia and fibula, and when I press on top of my fibula, it hurts. I can walk, but there's a bit of pain. Should I be concerned, and do you think I should see a doctor about it?
for complete weight bearing it takes 4to 5 months
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