Fracture (Lower Leg)
Average recovery time: 182 days
Recorded Instances
| who | duration | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Hedis | 58 days | details | |
| bpyan | 66 days | details | |
| joshblatch | 70 days | details | |
| triple-double | 81 days | details | |
| kezza | 91 days | 3 months (13 weeks) in a cast usually fixes anything | details |
| juliadahl | 91 days | 3 månader tog det, men nu är det (iallafall vad det ser ut/känns) helt läkt. Mängder av sjukgymnast/läkar/röntgenbesök och en hel del depp. En lite halvkonstig resa där det började med överansträngda benhinnor, plötsligt blev benhinneinflammation, innan någon fick idéen stressfraktur, tills att det slutligen visade sig vara en krosskada (fraktur). Så kan det gå, det som inte dödar det härdar. | details |
| velocity girl | 133 days | Bone fine - but ligaments still giving grief from time to time. Completed first full track session though. | details |
| velocity girl | 201 days | Discharged from physio just over 6 months after op - able to go back to full activity, mobility, stability and strength good. | details |
| tomslocombe | 253 days | Patience | details |
| iansmith | 350 days | Recovering from the fracture took much time. I was on crutches for about 8 weeks, limited walking for 4, then varying degrees of impaired activity for the remaining 9 months. The leg was sensitive from Injury+3 - Injury+9 months. The only way to recover from a fracture is rest, then to rebuild atrophied muscles with a diligent PT schedule. | details |
| FE | 635 days | Cartilage damage discovered during keyhole surgery (not on scan), following 7 months of little progress. If you are not making progress, its worth getting a 2nd/3rd opinion. Physio 2/3 times a day, good advice and patience. Orienteering has speeded up recovery. | details |
| pforma | 73+ days | details | |
| MasjaV | 859+ days | details | |
| mhiat | 1188+ days | details | |
| Henny | 2586+ days | details |