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Anonymous users2024-01-24I don't know what type of stent you are talking about, I use a cast and a patellar device for treatment. The next day after the fracture, you can exercise your ankle moderately for a month and a half. The affected limb is not forced, and there is no problem in turning over and getting out of bed to go to the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's not clear whether your bracket is a splint or a cast, but if it's just going to the toilet as long as it's not stressed, it's no problem! The main problem is not ankle movement, but knee exercises after the brace is removed, which may be more painful than it is now!
Patellar fracture, effusion (blood) in the knee joint. However, it depends on the film to determine how to treat it. There are three types of patellar fractures, and it is necessary to see the film to determine which one it is, and if the knee extension device is damaged, surgery is recommended. >>>More
You have the autonomy to decide for yourself! I just advise you not to force it, it will be a problem if you burst your organs or stain your mattress!
He may have seen you draw paper but got angry before you handed it to him, so he probably misunderstood, and you told him you were going to give it to him.
How is that possible?
It's embarrassing to be in most people's mindset that there are curtains between the beds that can be opened. You can also consult with others and let them go outside first. If you really can't do it, you can just do it.