Recovery
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I had a ankle break, Dec 23,. Now I want to know does anyone know a time line about when I should be walking again?
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Posted , 5 users are following.
I had a ankle break, Dec 23,. Now I want to know does anyone know a time line about when I should be walking again?
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debbie95927 e51145
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did you have surgery?? wow thats about 10 weeks right>>> last time it took me 12 weeks to take my boot off..
cheeseheadinga e51145
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I had trimal fracture on Dec 30 and ORIF on 1/3. Hard cast first 6 weeks, in boot now for 2.5 weeks. I'm able to walk slowly while in boot, no crutches for close quarters like kitchen and bathroom, I use one crutch for more than that. I'm not able to walk out of the boot yet. I can stand, but that's with maybe 50% weight on broken side. When I got boot on, dr said I should be able to drive in a month. I doubt I'll make that timeline given I can't walk without the boot at this point. Everyone heals different. Are you in PT? They may be able to give you better guidance about a timeline. Good luck!
debbie95927 cheeseheadinga
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rfoot e51145
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kpower e51145
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E,
Sorry, but it would be a shot in the dark to estimate your recovery timeline. You provided the barest of detail about your situation.
Bear in mind that all ankle injuries (and recoveries) are unique. True, there is probably an 'average' timeline, but then, no person is the statistical average.
You will get an idea of the wide range of recovery progressions by reading the stories on forum. You may be surprised at the variety.