Walker: Non-weight Bearing

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How manny weeks in non weight bearing method in tibia fructure natural healing process ive been almost 3 months

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Watching from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.

I have pelvic fractured, fall from Roof top.

Alhamdulillah, now, i m in bed rest

I can’t hop with a walker. My amputated leg just doesn’t do well with this kind of “walking”. I thought hopping overall was the wrong way to work a walker. But I am just learning as only a couple of months out from the amputation

What condition is this ? Knee surgery?

I was waiting for her to get stuck somewhere and Johnny Sins to come out and "assist''

I’m legally blind and need to be nonweightbearing off my foot for two weeks the doctor doesn’t wanna even do the surgery because he doesn’t know how I’m gonna do it I’m not sure either I’m also quite large so I’m not sure what to do I can’t really use crutches my bathroom is really small so I can’t get a walker into it in a wheelchair again is not gonna fit in some of the rooms

Any suggestions for the hands and shoulders? I’m getting bruises on my hands and I need to be non weight bearing for 4-6 weeks 🙃

Thanks!

Very surprised to see medical personnel using hopping as a safe procedure. You need to slide the good foot.

I figured this out yesterday through trial and error. 👍

She is hopping! This put a lot pressure on the good leg!

Nice

Have the same walker and a broken ankle

gabba gool

Best wishes yer

I’ve been using a walker like this with my knee behind me in a brace locked at 0-30 degrees for 3 days and I’ve just started having really bad lower back pain on the side of my good leg. What can I do to avoid this?

Great video! Thank you

Jesus that accent 😂

Thank you ladies! Im a RN but wasnt sure about this technique. I now have a fractured pelvis and needed this instruction. God bless@

how much time after surgery??

I would do way smaller steps though to begin with. The patient in this video is tall and many patients are 5'4" or shorter. Eventually you can go fast but not at the beginning.

Shouldn’t be affected leg be extended forward/straight, not bent as if she was going upstairs?