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Leg fracture
After how many days a person can start playing after the leg fracture. My friend has been told to take rest for 4 weeks.
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Generally fractures take 6-12 weeks to heal. But this also depends on
Which bone is fractured
What type of fracture is it
Any associated injury
Any other medical issues
What is the treatment given (cast,splint,surgery)
With regard to playing sports, you have not specified what kind of sports (contact sports, long distance running,sprinting,rapid change of direction?)
Next Steps
Start any return to sport gently and gradually build it up.
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Keep a watch for any recurrence of symptoms.
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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Hello....... Depending on the fracture site, normal healing may take from 3-12 weeks. .. But healing depends on type of fracture, site of fracture extent of fracture.... If it's hairline fracture take rest for 4 to 6 weeks... Consult orthopedic surgeon in nearest hospital..........
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