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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can't walk immediately, the plaster wound is still healing after the plaster cast, you can't do a relatively large range of movements, and it's not that you can't walk at all, and it's good to walk a few steps a day for the wound and for yourself, but remember. Can't push too hard....Functional training, this, is massage and the like, remember, you can't use too much force, just gently. I heard from the old man that if he broke a bone, catching a rat woman to eat it would be of great help to the wound......
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I don't know....It's the same with my cousin anyway! Let's start moving slowly!
If you have just had the operation for two or three days, it is best to pull it on the bed, wait until it is more stable, and then go to the toilet, and pull on the toilet without squatting directly. Secondary injury surgery is not a joke, and there are many ankle joints, and the joints are easily adhered to after the callus is formed, so lameness is inevitable.
Hello, think too much. Is there a relationship between surgery and menstruation? If you are in doubt, you can ask the doctor.
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With a damp rag. This rag is a little bigger. It has adsorption power. Apply raw food on a rag and wash thoroughly. Wipe gently. Once you push too hard, the foam will blow away.
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