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What is Actually Happening?
When a bone fractures, immobilization is required to heal. But this immobilization causes profound secondary issues: massive muscle atrophy, joint stiffness, and heavily altered movement mechanics. Furthermore, if the fracture was caused by a fall or poor neuromuscular control, the underlying issue still remains.
Common Symptoms
The cast came off weeks ago. The stiffness hasn't.
You're protecting the limb without realising it and the rest of your body is starting to feel it
Muscle that visibly disappeared during immobilisation and hasn't come back
Compensatory pain in other areas (e.g., midback pain after a wrist fracture)
PostFracture Rehabilitation
Phase-matched loading
protected movement during healing, aggressive restore after
Step 2
Joint range of motion restoration targeting the contracture left by immobilisation
Step 3
Progressive resistance to rebuild the muscle mass lost in cast
Step 4
Proprioception and balance retraining for the affected limb
Step 5
Compensatory pain assessment identifying and correcting secondary load patterns
Fracture cause investigation
bone quality, biomechanics, or both
Key Benefits
Using the arm or leg without mentally noting how it compares to before
The areas that compensated back, hip, opposite side quieting down
Strength that comes back measured and intentional, not just hoped for
Getting back to load with confidence, not just with healing declared complete
Using the limb without mentally bracing every time
Understanding why it happened and making sure it doesn't again
Ideal For
Individuals recovering from hip, wrist, shoulder, ankle, foot, or spine fractures
Those who want full functionality, not just bone healing
Fully healed structures, completely restored strength and movement confidence, and systematic mitigation of future fracture risk.
What to Expect
We safely manage the healing bone during early movement, then aggressively but safely restore joint range of motion. Progressive resistance rebuilds lost muscle while we address the underlying causes of the fracture.
PostFracture Rehabilitation
Treatment Highlights
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