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My worry currently is my toes and forefoot are still swollen.He said that is normal, and they could stay swollen for months. But he said it would be about 6 weeks before I will be able to walk unaided. The surgeon said I should put some weight on the foot, and could start swimming in a few days to help flexibility and muscle building. It is tight enough to cause some pain, though I take it off at night and put it back on in the morning. 5 weeks later ie last week, X-Rays showed ''fixation solid with early healing'' (surgeon's words.) They took off the cast and gave me a cloth brace which grips my lower shin and ankle and most of the foot very tight. I underwent open reduction and internal fixation with a T-plate and screws on the same evening, and was discharged walking with crutches 5 days later. Hi, I sustained a comminuted fracture of the distal end of my left tibia and fibula in a motorcycle accident on Jan 12.
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