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Surgery Done For D 12 Fracture And Cord Compression. Not Able To Move Foot Fingers. Worrisome

Sir, I had a D 12 fracture on 31st DEC 2012 and cord compression. I underwent a surgery and bone is rejoined. I am able to move my legs up and down and also right left.but I am not able to move my foot fingers and ankle front and back.I am also not able to control my stools and am not able to pass urine .at present I have pipe inserted for passing urine.pl suggest some tips /exersises so that I can overcome these problems. Thanking you, Rafique bhatt
Thu, 31 Jan 2013
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hello, you are just one one month post surgery, you will still have the effects of cord compression the symptoms will go eventually depending if the surgery was successful.
i would suggest get some physiotherapy done and some pelvic floor exercises which will help to strengthen your muscles and will be able to control your stools
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Surgery Done For D 12 Fracture And Cord Compression. Not Able To Move Foot Fingers. Worrisome

hello, you are just one one month post surgery, you will still have the effects of cord compression the symptoms will go eventually depending if the surgery was successful. i would suggest get some physiotherapy done and some pelvic floor exercises which will help to strengthen your muscles and will be able to control your stools hope have answered your query