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How long does it take to heal after having hardware removed from the tibia?
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If you break your tibia how long does it take to heal?
The normal tibia takes approximately nine months to heal.
What will happen if a bone tibia and fibula is fracture?
If the tibia or fibula bone is fractured, they will need to be healed. A doctor will put the limb in a cast to help them heal.
What therapy will you need for a broken tibia no surgery?
If someone breaks a tibia bone, there are a couple ways to fix it. There is surgery, or you can let it heal on its own. The process of healing involves weight bearing, physical therapy, and early motion and may take at least 4 months to heal.
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Egg heal a black eye?
your having a larf
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Your ear chould heal without scarring wiht a proper piercing and after care.
What will happen if you fracture your finger without having it set?
it will eventually heal, but it will be crooked. How crooked it will heal depends upon the severity of the fracture
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What is the process of debridement?
In debridement, dead tissue is removed so that the remaining living tissue can adequately heal.
