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At your long bones grow till you are 20-21 you will have this pain and after they cease to grow and with your complications subsiding your symptoms will decrease.
At your long bones grow till you are 20-21 you will have this pain and after they cease to grow and with your complications subsiding your symptoms will decrease.
You have to check with your surgeon that both your tibia and fibula fractures have healed and for inflammation and pain you are suggested to walk and to limit running and any form of exercises which give you painful symptoms.
You can apply ice packs and take intermittent pain killers.
Take care!